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Meanings of swabbing in English
Synonyms
Examples for "mopping"
Examples for "mopping"
1
Here we are, said Bertholt, mopping his forehead with a paper tissue.
2
The country is finally finishing mopping up from last week's storm today.
3
The scarecrow simply shrugs and returns to mopping the polished onyx floor.
4
With the iLife V8s, the most obvious addition is a mopping function.
5
The Wellington region is mopping up after yesterday's relentless rainfall and flooding.
Usage of swabbing in English
1
The first step in this new strategy would be self-swabbing for hrHPV.
2
Where indicated by the screening, swabbing and testing is then carried out.
3
He stepped back from the wheel, swabbing away his perspiration, and said-
4
They are swabbing the mics, but somebody in the crew has it.
5
Investigators believe an alcohol-based swabbing solution - used to sterilise parts of the
6
He said some provinces are failing to conduct swabbing on a regular basis.
7
Amanda followed, swabbing halfheartedly with a wad of moistened paper towel.
8
Expect plenty of towel-swabbing delays, plus the dubious pleasures of the transparent T-shirt.
9
While the glowing enthusiast was swabbing the perspiration from his face, I said:
10
Sailors with mops and buckets dashed over and started swabbing down the deck.
11
Slowly, I lifted a hand to my forehead, swabbing it with my palm.
12
He rushed into the room, roughly swabbing the inside of the clones mouth.
13
Set up a common approach path, run a particle sweep, start swabbing for DNA?'
14
Estimates were adjusted for age group, week of onset, time to swabbing and co-morbidities.
15
We need to be swabbing people with any hint of illness, regardless of severity.
16
Done, he began swabbing the wounds on her right thigh.
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Swabbing across language varieties
United States of America
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