Pronunciation

/broʊm/

Definitions

• Noun: A long-handled tool with bristles or wires for sweeping away dirt, dust, or debris from floors, surfaces, or floors.
• Verb: To clean using a broom.

Phrases

• “Sweep with a broom” is the action of cleaning with this tool.
• “Broom closet” refers to a storage area for brooms and other cleaning supplies.
• “Broomstick” can be a slang term for a person who is overly controlling or bossy.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “She started sweeping the floor with a new broom.”
• Verb: “The gardener swept the leaves off the patio with a broom.”
• “The children were playing with a broomstick, pretending it was a magic wand.”

Synonyms

• Broomhandle
• Sweeper
• Brush
• Dustpan -扫一扫

Antonyms

• Dirt
• Mess
• Untidy (opposite of the action of sweeping)

Related Words

• Mop: A cleaning tool for damp mopping floors.
• Duster: A tool for cleaning without water, often handheld.
• Squeegee: A tool for removing excess liquid from surfaces.
• Cleaning supplies: A collection of items used for maintaining hygiene and order.