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enlever

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

inglés
inglés
francés
francés

I. remove [ingl. brit. rɪˈmuːv, ingl. am. rəˈmuv] SUST. form.

II. remove [ingl. brit. rɪˈmuːv, ingl. am. rəˈmuv] V. trans.

1. remove:

remove object
enlever (from de)
remove clothes, shoes
remove stain
remove passage, paragraph, word
remove tax, subsidy
remove MED. tumour, breast, organ
to remove sb's name from a list
to be removed to hospital ingl. brit.
to remove one's make-up

2. remove (oust):

remove employee
to remove sb from office
to remove sb from power

3. remove (dispel):

remove suspicion, fears, boredom
remove doubt
remove obstacle, difficulty
remove threat

4. remove (kill):

remove eufem.

5. remove INFORM.:

remove

III. remove [ingl. brit. rɪˈmuːv, ingl. am. rəˈmuv] V. intr. form.

remove

IV. to remove oneself V. v. refl.

to remove oneself v. refl. hum.:

to remove oneself
se retirer (to à)

V. removed ADJ.

1. removed:

to be far removed from reality, truth

2. removed (in kinship):

to remove sth surgically
francés
francés
inglés
inglés
to remove make-up from
to remove sb's make-up
to remove one's make-up
to remove one's eye make-up
to remove the nails from
to remove the shine from
to remove the wool from
to remove the canvas from
dégermer pomme de terre

en el diccionario PONS

inglés
inglés
francés
francés

remove [rɪˈmu:v] V. trans.

1. remove (take away):

remove
remove entry, name
remove word, film, handcuffs
remove troublemaker, spectators
remove ban
remove difficulty
remove make-up, stain
remove stitches

2. remove (take off):

remove clothes
remove tie

3. remove (dismiss):

remove from job
remove from office

4. remove fig. doubts, fears:

remove
francés
francés
inglés
inglés
to remove a stain from sth
to remove leg hair
prélever organe, tissu
to remove
destituer ministre, fonctionnaire
to remove from office
extirper tumeur
to remove
to remove the salt from sth
to remove the rust from
en el diccionario PONS
inglés
inglés
francés
francés

remove [rɪ·ˈmuv] V. trans.

1. remove (take away):

remove
remove entry, name
remove word, film, handcuffs
remove troublemaker, spectators
remove ban
remove difficulty
remove makeup, stain
remove stitches

2. remove (take off):

remove clothes
remove tie

3. remove (dismiss):

remove from job
remove from office

4. remove fig. doubts, fears:

remove
francés
francés
inglés
inglés
to remove a stain from sth
to remove leg hair
to remove the seals
destituer ministre, fonctionnaire
to remove from office
to remove the salt from sth
to remove the rust from
extirper tumeur
to remove
Present
Iremove
youremove
he/she/itremoves
weremove
youremove
theyremove
Past
Iremoved
youremoved
he/she/itremoved
weremoved
youremoved
theyremoved
Present Perfect
Ihaveremoved
youhaveremoved
he/she/ithasremoved
wehaveremoved
youhaveremoved
theyhaveremoved
Past Perfect
Ihadremoved
youhadremoved
he/she/ithadremoved
wehadremoved
youhadremoved
theyhadremoved

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He is very rational and does not let a vestige of emotion show on his face.
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This tradition was likely a vestige of earlier times when the nobles' ancestors were obligated to occasionally use horses for military activities and as scouts.
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It is one of the oldest cities in the state and still preserves vestiges of its colonial heritage.
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But he was also working doggedly at his craft, ridding himself of all vestiges of brogue and learning to pitch his voice resonantly.
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Along the exterior, on the south wall, are vestiges of a keep dominated by bulwarks.
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