broom — a brush with a long handle used for sweeping floors
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a brush with a long handle used for sweeping floors
Pronunciation (IPA): /bruːm/
Korean meaning: 바닥을 쓸기 위한 긴 손잡이가 달린 빗자루
Korean pronunciation: **브**룸
Example Sentences
- Harry Potter's flying broom broke down right before the Quidditch match.
- The janitor always keeps his broom in the supply closet.
- My grandmother's old broom works better than any modern vacuum cleaner.
broom
NOUN//bruːm//
a brush with a long handle used for sweeping floors

a cheerful woman grips a long wooden handle attached to bundled bristles at the bottom. She pushes the bristled end across the floor in smooth sweeping motions. The bristles gather up crumbs, dust, and small pieces of debris as they move. Piles of collected dirt form neat lines where the bristles have passed. A small child watches nearby, learning how the cleaning tool works. A cat jumps away from the sweeping path as more debris gets collected. a brush with a long handle being used for sweeping floors
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With his broom he sweeps the bloom into the peaceful room!
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Origin
고대 영어 'brōm'에서 유래되었으며, 원래는 빗자루를 만드는 데 사용되던 관목(broom plant)을 의미했습니다. 이 식물의 가지들을 묶어서 청소 도구로 사용했던 것에서 현재의 의미가 생겨났습니다.
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“Harry Potter's flying broom broke down right before the Quidditch match.”
“The janitor always keeps his broom in the supply closet.”
“My grandmother's old broom works better than any modern vacuum cleaner.”
“The new manager came in like a new broom, changing everything in the office.”
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