What's the meaning of the phrasal verb "sweep in"?
I have heard it but I do not knot what it means. For example, "He has come here sweeping in".
I would appreciate your help.
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Sweeping in is something like "appearing suddenly"
I hope i have helped
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I guess it means "to arrive, usually suddenly (and perhaps dramatically)". Your sentence would make sense this way: "He swept in, talking excitedly about his day." That's an entrance which is hard to ignore. ;)
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