Erase

  • 71Erase — Стирать, аннулировать, гасить (напр. знаки на экране дисплея); Счищать, подчищать (в тексте), соскабливать; Разряжать (электрофотографическую поверхность) …

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  • 72erase — Synonyms and related words: abbreviate, ablate, abolish, abrade, abrase, abridge, annul, bark, black out, blast, blot, blot out, blue pencil, bowdlerize, bump off, cancel, censor, chafe, croak, cross, cross out, cut, dele, delete, destroy,… …

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  • 73érase — dérase estérase isomérase luciférase transférase …

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  • 74érasé — dérasé …

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  • 75erase — e·rase || ɪ reɪz v. rub off, totally remove …

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  • 76erase — easer …

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  • 77erase —    to kill    Another way of saying rub out:     I d have hired a drunken lorry driver and had her erased on a zebra crossing. (Sharpe, 1977) …

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  • 78erase — [ɪ reɪz] verb rub out or obliterate; remove all traces of. Derivatives erasable adjective erasure noun Origin C16 (orig. as a heraldic term meaning represent the head or limb of an animal with a jagged edge ): from L. eras , eradere scrape away …

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  • 79erase — v. a. Efface, obliterate, expunge, cancel, blot, scratch out, scrape out, rub out, blot out, rase (obsolescent) …

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  • 80erase — verb 1) they erased his name from all lists Syn: delete, rub out, wipe off, blot out, cancel; efface, expunge, excise, remove, obliterate, eliminate, cut 2) the old differences in style were erased Syn …

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