| 单词 | remove |
| 释义 | removeremovesremovedremovingremoveremove AC /rɪˈmuːv/ verb [transitive]1to take something away from the place where it is: The police will remove any illegally parked cars.parkcar警方会拖走所有违章停放的汽车。remove something from somethingDictionaries may not be removed from the library.dictionaryremove 词典不得外借。2to make something no longer exist: This will remove the risk of infection. 这样就会消除受感染的危险。3formal to force someone to leave their jobremove somebody from somethingThe college board has the power to remove a teacher from his post.have 大学校董会有权开除教师。Phrasesfar removed from something very different from something: The world of politics was far removed from the lives of ordinary people.beremovelive政治世界与普通人的生活迥然不同。THESAURUS: remove (sense 2)sense 2remove to make something no longer exist, especially something that was causing problems: How can I remove the stain?A sea wall could remove the threat of flooding.canfloodget rid of something to make something that you do not want go away. Get rid of is much more common than remove in everyday English: I can’t get rid of this sore throat I’ve got.getDo you know how to get rid of ants?antdelete to remove something that has been written or stored on a computer: I’ve deleted that email by mistake.deletePress 3 to delete the messages on your answerphone.messageerase to remove recorded sounds or pictures from a tape, or to remove writing: Police say that the tape had been deliberately erased.havebeeraseThe writing was in ink and very hard to erase.writebecut to remove a part from a film, book, speech etc: The film was too long and had to be cut.behaveParts of his original speech were cut.partbe |
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