How to say grave sweeping in English?

Keywords: cleaning

English

Explanation:

Be involved in a wide range; General; Large scale; Rich in information; Win by a wide margin (in a vote, etc); Curved; Continuous twists and turns; profound

Noun (abbreviation for noun) (sweeping dust (or garbage); clean

Sweep (present participle of sweep)

[plural: sweeping goods; ; Comparative level: more sweeping; ; Highest level: most comprehensive]]

Phrases:

Sweep the die and scrape the die flat; Rotary sand scraping mold; Scraping die

Discrimination of words: tomb, grave

(noun)

Grave and tomb both refer to "graves" where bodies are buried.

1, the grave refers to the general "earth grave"; Mausoleum can be translated as "Mausoleum", which is an elegant name for a tomb. It refers to a tomb built underground, or a building with tombstones, which can be used as a memorial to the dead.

When expressing "grave", the grave is more solemn than the grave. When you say "sweeping the grave", you often use the tomb.

When 3.grave explains "death" and "death", tomb is generally not used instead.