"Sweep it up like sugar on the floor" is a metaphorical expression that suggests dealing with a situation or problem in a careful and gentle manner. Just as one would delicately sweep up spilled sugar to avoid making a mess, this phrase implies taking a thoughtful approach to handle delicate issues or emotions. It conveys the idea of being attentive and considerate while addressing challenges.
You are making a very deep bow, so your face touches the floor.
"Barrer el piso" means to sweep the floor in Spanish. It involves using a broom to clean dirt and debris off the floor surface.
It means that first off you have to sweep or vacuum and them mop the floor to make it all clean and shiny.
if you mean chores around the house, like helping sweep the floor or help clean his room, of course a little allowance is great, but that is all.
Sweep
sweep means to stand a few steps away from them before starting the fatality
its mean that you are a harami..
It means: to sweep.
(To) sweep (with a broom) or garbage.
When something falls on the floor you are like how did that happen and you didn't mean to do it.
Ask her!
win everything. e.g in a gamble, you win every ones money. that's called sweep the board.