dustpan
part of speech
noun (dustpan, dustpans)
meaning for a pupil
A dustpan is a flat pan with a handle into which you sweep dust and dirt with a small brush. tree →
sense in the lessons
In everyday life and home lessons, a «dustpan and brush» is used to clean up crumbs, dirt and broken glass. In class, children help tidy up with it. Phrases: «dustpan and brush», «sweep it into the dustpan».
examples
- Sweep the crumbs into the dustpan. tree →
- Where's the dustpan and brush? tree →
- Dad used a dustpan to pick up the broken glass. tree →
- She emptied the dustpan into the bin. tree →
- We took turns with the dustpan after art class. tree →
- The dustpan was full of sand from the beach. tree →
note
A compound word: dust + pan, written as one word. Usually said together as «dustpan and brush». Safety: let an adult deal with broken glass. Not a number word.
Trees and pragmatics
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