swath — a broad strip or area of something
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a broad strip or area of something
Pronunciation (IPA): /swɑːθ/
Korean meaning: 넓은 띠 모양의 구역, 범위
Korean pronunciation: **스**와쓰
Example Sentences
- The tornado carved a destructive swath across three counties.
- The celebrity cut a wide swath through the crowd, leaving a trail of swooning fans.
- My diet plan cuts a swath through my favorite foods - goodbye pizza and ice cream!
swath
NOUN//swɑːθ//
a broad strip or area of something

a large red combine harvester moves steadily through tall golden wheat stalks. The machine cuts and processes the grain as it moves forward in a straight line. Behind the harvester, a wide strip of short stubble contrasts sharply with the uncut tall wheat on either side. The cut area forms a clear broad band stretching across the entire field. A farmer in the cab steers carefully while another worker walks alongside checking the grain collection. Birds follow behind picking up scattered seeds from the harvested strip. a broad strip or area being created through systematic cutting
🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
From Old English 'swæþ' meaning the track or width of grass cut by a scythe in one sweep. This agricultural term evolved from describing literal cut grass to meaning any broad strip or wide area.
🎵Rhyme
🔗Collocations
📝Examples
“The tornado carved a destructive swath across three counties.”
“The celebrity cut a wide swath through the crowd, leaving a trail of swooning fans.”
“My diet plan cuts a swath through my favorite foods - goodbye pizza and ice cream!”
“The new highway will cut a swath through the pristine forest.”
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