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Yogi2005 Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary
looking for a verb
hello,
I'm looking for a verb that could replace 'collects' in the sentence below and that would work with the word 'air', and that would be the opposite of 'push' (to be pushed by air).
A vacuum cleaner collects dust.
I don't know how to explain the word I'm looking for. I mean that the air causes that sth is pulled to a pipe (container, or anything else), what verb describes this process.
thank you
I'm looking for a verb that could replace 'collects' in the sentence below and that would work with the word 'air', and that would be the opposite of 'push' (to be pushed by air).
A vacuum cleaner collects dust.
I don't know how to explain the word I'm looking for. I mean that the air causes that sth is pulled to a pipe (container, or anything else), what verb describes this process.
thank you
Top answer
A vacuum cleaner sucks up dust.
- A vacuum cleaner sucks up dust.
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mayb u can say a vaccume cleaner sucks in dust.
i dont no if it proper english but people understand it if u say it i think
good luck!
i dont no if it proper english but people understand it if u say it i think
good luck!
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