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sweep through

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sweep through (something)
1. Lit. to move through something or some place quickly and with grand flourishes. She swept through the room, speaking to no one. She swept through in a great hurry.
2. Fig. to perform some task quickly. She swept through the musical number and ran offstage. It required a slower tempo, but she just swept through.
See also: sweep, through


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Imagining uke''s ankles are the target; tori must sweep through them, not at them.
THE FOURTH and final clean-up operation will sweep through Middlesbrough this week.
 
 
 
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