sweep

英 [swiːp] 美[swip]

见 clean

win every event or prize in a contest

比赛中获全胜，囊括了所有的奖项

remove, dispel, or abolish something in a swift and sudden way

迅速地移走（或驱散、废止）

Nahum's smile swept away the air of apprehensive gloom.
内厄姆的微笑一下子驱散了忐忑不安的忧伤气氛。

To cause an immediate and strongly positive response in (a person); impress deeply.

给某人深刻印象：使某人产生直接且强烈的正面反应；给某人深刻印象

2. The anti-drug sweep had netted nearly 900 kilogrammes of cocaine.: 扫毒行动已缴获了近900千克的可卡因。

4. Two of the soldiers swiftly began making a sweep of the premises.: 两名士兵立即开始搜索该建筑物。

5. In times of war, governments often sweep human rights aside.: 战争时期，政府经常对人权置之不顾。