sweep along



sweep along

to glide along smoothly, as if flying. The sailboat swept along, pushed by the strong wind. The fallen leaves blew up against the fence, swept along by a strong wind.
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sweep along

v.
To cause someone or something to be carried along by or as if by a current: The current swept the raft along. Most of the debris was swept along by the river.
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Raimunde-German
Baruchbə-ROOK (English), BER-ook (English), BAR-ook (English), BAHR-ook (English)Biblical, Hebrew
Addison[ædisn]
Gwynedd-Welsh
Yorath-Welsh
Maksimmahk-SEEM (Russian)Russian, Belarusian, Macedonian, Ukrainian