swath / swɒθ, swɔθ /

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swath 的定义

n. 名词 noun
  1. the space covered by the stroke of a scythe or the cut of a mowing machine.
  2. the piece or strip so cut.
  3. a line or ridge of grass, grain, or the like, cut and thrown together by a scythe or mowing machine.
  4. a strip, belt, or long and relatively narrow extent of anything.

swath 近义词

swath

等同于 hay

更多swath例句

  1. The Chollas Creek Watershed, for instance, covers a broad swath of the city’s urban core, including City Heights, southeastern San Diego neighborhoods and Barrio Logan before it dumps out into San Diego Bay.
  2. Those numbers should continue to gradually rise as we see a swath of steady light to moderate snow settle in overhead.
  3. Together, those two factors could make it significantly easier to quickly inoculate large swaths of the global population.
  4. Amazon Web Services’ status page showed its service, which provides computing power to large swaths of the Internet, was experiencing an issue with an external provider.
  5. Desmond represents large swaths of North County, including Carlsbad, Oceanside, San Marcos and Vista.
  6. This could create tremendous opportunity for a broad swath of the rustbelt population.
  7. The F4 twister cut a long swath of destruction that crossed just four blocks from my house.
  8. “There is a big swath of Democratic donors that is making this a top priority,” she said.
  9. Still, a 30-something who knows his way around a cufflink is viewed with some suspicion by a swath of the French left.
  10. But Kibbe never addresses the fact that MLK called for more involvement of the federal government in a broad swath of public life.
  11. She had no sooner turned the hall than down the somber stretch she noticed with surprise a brilliant swath of light.
  12. With a sure hand he mowed a slight swath of wool along Mary Belle's back.
  13. The Atomic Ray arched angrily, cutting a deep swath through those who still sought a hold.
  14. Here and there a clean swath was cut through a forest, for perhaps dozens of miles, by a hurricane.
  15. For a while George watched Tom's steady swing of the scythe as he slowly cut a swath the length of the field.