escobazo

m.

1 blow with a broom.

echar a alguien a escobazos (figurative) to kick somebody out

2 quick sweep-up, quick sweep.

pres.indicat.

1^st person singular (yo) present indicative of spanish verb: escobazar.

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escobazo

► nombre masculino

1 (golpe) blow with a brush, blow with a broom

2 (barredura) quick sweep (round)

■ voy a dar un escobazo en la cocina I'm going to give the kitchen a quick sweep

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FRASEOLOGÍA

echar a alguien a escobazos familiar to boot somebody out

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SM

1) (=golpe) blow with a broom

echar a algn a escobazos — to kick sb out

2) (=barrido) quick sweep

dar un escobazo — to have a quick sweep-up

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masculino

le dio un escobazo — she hit him with the broom

echar a alguien a escobazos — (fam) to kick o boot somebody out (colloq)

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masculino

le dio un escobazo — she hit him with the broom

echar a alguien a escobazos — (fam) to kick o boot somebody out (colloq)

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escobazo

masculine

le dio un escobazo she hit him with the broom

echar a algn a escobazos (fam); to kick o boot sb out (colloq)

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escobazo nm

blow with a broom;

Comp

echar a alguien a escobazos to kick sb out

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escobazo

m

:

dar un escobazo a algo give sth a sweep;

echar a alguien a escobazos o

a escobazo limpio fam kick s.o. out fam