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Meanings of hoover in English
31St President of the United States; in 1929 the stock market crashed and the economy collapsed and Hoover was defeated for reelection by Franklin Roosevelt (1874-1964)
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hoover Catalan
passar l´aspiradora Spanish
pasar la aspiradora Usage of hoover in English
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Rome wants to set up a vehicle to hoover up banks' dud loans.
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Surely the Patriot Act could be used to hoover up IoT data, too.
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I have resisted Instagram as everyone says it can hoover up the hours.
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So it was with hoover and vacuum cleaning, or sellotape and sticky tape.
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But when a woman does the same, she's talking about a hoover .
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So you never get that my-house-is-clean feeling like after a full manual hoover.
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Phones have changed the world, too; advertisers use them to hoover up our attention.
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It could hoover up bonds more aggressively, and hand money out directly to citizens.
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Am entertaining for the weekend and N is coming round to hoover the flat.
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Instead, there was little more than a cursory hoover.
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The vacuum, like a mighty hoover, sucks you in.
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Hoover also believes the move requires an amendment to the state constitution.
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The information played right into Hoover's Chinese water torture of the Kennedys.
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But I heard 'Hoover-Two' in the visitor center a few minutes ago.
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All had been released from the hospital by Sunday morning, Hoover said.
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Judge Todd Hoover said he would charge the jury on Thursday morning.
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Portuguese
Hoover through the time