sweep
The Spanish word 'barrer' translates to 'sweep' in English. It is most commonly used as a verb to indicate the action of cleaning or clearing a floor, a surface, or another area by brushing or pushing dirt away. Just like 'sweep', 'barrer' can also be applied metaphorically to express a broad or comprehensive action.
I am going to sweep the floor.
This phrase indicates the intention to clean the floor using a broom.
She always sweeps after dinner.
This sentence describes a habitual action of sweeping that takes place following the dinner.
Can you sweep the terrace, please?
This is a polite request asking someone to clean the terrace area by sweeping.