mop operation US
mɒp ˌɒpəˈreɪʃən
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Definition of mop operation - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
cleaningUSorganized effort to clean a spaceUS
  • The team conducted a mop operation after the event.
2.
militaryTECH.USfinalizing action after major operationTECH.US
  • The troops carried out a mop operation to secure the area.
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Images of mop operation

  • mop operation: organized effort to clean a space
    organized effort to clean a space

Expressions with mop

mop upv.
clean up liquid with a mop or cloth
She mopped up the spilled milk.
mop one's browv.
wipe sweat from the forehead with a cloth or hand
After the run, he mopped his brow with a towel.
mop the floor withv.
defeat someone completely in a competition
The team mopped the floor with their opponents in the final game.
that's the way the mop flopsexp.
express acceptance of how things happen or turn out
That's the way the mop flops, so we must move on.
dry mopn.
cleaning tool for dusting floors without water
She used a dry mop to clean the hardwood floor.
dust mopn.
long-handled tool with soft head for cleaning floors
She used a dust mop to clean the hardwood floors in her apartment..

Expressions with operation

shoestring operationn.
business run with very little money
The startup was a shoestring operation from the beginning.
sting operationn.
covert operation to expose illegal activities
An undercover sting operation revealed the corruption in the company.
false flag operationn.
deceptive act to disguise true responsibility
The attack was a false flag operation to blame the rebels.
it's a seat-of-the-pants operationexp.
run by guessing and quick choices, not careful planning
With no schedule or budget, it's a seat-of-the-pants operation.
theatre of operationn.
area where significant activities occur
The city became a theatre of operation for cultural events.
hours of operationn.
times when a place or service is open for people
The bank's hours of operation are listed on its website.
in operationadj.
currently functioning or being used
The new factory is now in operation..
operation on holdn.
planned activity temporarily stopped
The construction project is an operation on hold due to funding issues.
in full operationadj.
working completely and as intended without any problems
The factory is in full operation after the repairs.
machine operationn.
the act of using a machine
He learned the machine operation quickly.

Terms related to mop operation

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operateoperationaloperativeoperativelyoperatorcleaningeffortneatoperationorganizedsanitizespace

Examples of mop operation in a sentence

  • The school organized a mop operation for the classrooms.
  • After the battle, a mop operation was necessary to clear the remaining threats.
  • The mop operation ensured no enemy forces were left behind.

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  1. French:opération de nettoyage, opération de ratissage, ...
  2. German:Reinigungsaktion, ...
  3. Italian:operazione di pulizia, azione di completamento, ...
  4. Spanish:operación de limpieza, ...
  5. Portuguese:operação de limpeza, ação de finalização, ...
  6. Chinese:清扫行动, 扫荡行动, ...
  7. Japanese:モップ作戦, 掃討作戦, ...
  8. Arabic:حَمْلة تَنْظيف, عَمَلِيَّة تَمْشِيط, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִבְצָע נִקָּיוֹן, פְּעוּלַת טִיהוּר, ...
  10. Russian:уборка, зачистка, ...
  11. Ukrainian:прибирання, завершальна операція, ...
  12. Hindi:सफाई अभियान, मॉप ऑपरेशन, ...

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