barremos

Barremos is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb barrer, which means to sweep. As a conjugated verb form, barremos translates to “we sweep” or, in inclusive imperative sense, can be used to suggest a collective action as in “let us sweep.”

In ordinary usage, barremos appears in statements about cleaning routines, chores, or ongoing actions. It is also used in figurative expressions, for example to convey the idea of thoroughly eliminating or defeating something, as in “barremos la competencia” (we will sweep the competition). The form is common in everyday spoken and written Spanish.

Conjugation context: barrer is a regular -er verb, and its present indicative forms include barro (yo), barres (tú), barre (él/ella/Ud.), barremos (nosotros), barréis (vosotros), barren (ellos/ellas/Uds.). The present indicative nosotros form barremos is distinctive for referring to a group performing the action of sweeping at the current time or as a general habit.

See also: barrer (the infinitive and broader conjugation), present indicative conjugations of common -er verbs, expressions using barremos in figurative language. This entry focuses on barremos as a grammatical form rather than a proper noun or place.