erase
抹去
definition
verb
graffiti had been erased from the wall
rub out or remove (writing or marks).
translation of 'erase'
verb
清洗,
擦写,
擦,
抹掉,
抹去,
抆
example
The accused used to 'erase' the marks and words from the stamps and sold them to the shopkeepers or back to the post offices.
We wish we could 'erase' the mark, see it gone forever.
I pushed the 'erase' button; did people think teachers were evil or something?
She had an urge to 'erase' the writing, make it disappear, as if doing that would make it so that it never happened… but of course - the diary was etched in pen.
The malicious software might then 'erase' itself and never be detected, according to the report.
Whether this person did or did not 'erase' his computer's memory, he is responsible for putting the information into it.
We have all seen people 'erase' their own worries and fears by helping others.
A sudden smile can smooth it free of tension as easily as the tide can 'erase' marks on sand.
In some parts of Latin America, there's been an attempt to 'erase' many of the traces of liberation theology in any of its forms.
An environment of finding fault will break down trust in one another as well as 'erase' the personal self-confidence every member needs to succeed.
I 'erase' everything using a program that promises to destroy the data, not just remove it from the directory.
But one wonders if a brush of white wash on these walls would help 'erase' some of the pain.
When the calculation was over, the operator would smooth over the sand and 'erase' the marks.
The United States owes its entire non-Native history to people wanting to 'erase' their pasts and make fresh starts.
The degaussing process is designed to 'erase' the tape magnetically back to a virgin state.
The kids glanced up at me, and some started 'erasing' their marks.
Kishi put down the pencil with which she had been marking up the corner of her assignment book and suddenly took to 'erasing' the marks with much vigor.
It prevents a hacker from deleting any files, but restricts a user from suing the hacker should anything be accidentally 'erased' .
A roll of film, for example, can only be used once, but a computer chip can be 'erased' and reused continually.
The memory cell is an electrically 'erasable' programmable read only memory cell or a Flash memory cell.
This could take the form of a predefined message, which, when sent to a phone either 'erases' its program memory, and/or locks it up completely.
If women participated in this myth-making in order to understand themselves and their place in the world, the traces have been 'erased' or repressed.
You can get something similar, if you pick a DVD recorder that can handle 'erasable' DVD-RAM disks.
Every day she covered that one page with poetry, stories, her story, and then she memorized it, and then she 'erased' the pencil marks with breadcrumbs.
They are a black mark, which will really only be finally 'erased' when the game addresses the root cause of players behaving badly.
That leaves a mark on you that can't be 'erased' - and it leaves you with questions that you have to confront: Who am I to have witnessed such acts?
Some moments, he saw a trace of sadness that was quickly 'erased' .
The ‘old’ boxes can be 'erased' and new data recorded onto them for distribution when the next update cycle occurs.
Despite the subsequent wiping, washing and some more wiping, the footprints simply refused to be 'erased' .
Even then, the waiting while all the files on the computers were being 'erased' seemed endless.
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