Word:
Definition
Translation En -> Es
Translation En -> De
Translation En -> Fr
Translation Es -> En
Translation Es -> De
Translation Es -> Fr
Translation De -> En
Translation De -> Es
Translation De -> Fr
Translation Fr -> En
Translation Fr -> Es
Translation Fr -> De
Remove
Re`move´
Pronunciation:
r?-m??v´
v. t.
1.
To
move
away
from
the
position
occupied
;
to
cause
to
change
place
;
to
displace
;
as
,
to
remove
a
building
.
[
imp
. &
p
.
p
.
Removed
(-m??
vd
")
;
p
.
pr
. &
vb
.
n
.
Removing
.]
Thou
shalt
not
remove
thy
neighbor
'
s
landmark
.
- Deut. xix. 14.
When
we
had
dined
,
to
prevent
the
ladies
'
leaving
us
,
I
generally
ordered
the
table
to
be
removed
.
- Goldsmith.
2.
To
cause
to
leave
a
person
or
thing
;
to
cause
to
cease
to
be
;
to
take
away
;
hence
,
to
banish
;
to
destroy
;
to
put
an
end
to
;
to
kill
;
as
,
to
remove
a
disease
.
3.
To
dismiss
or
discharge
from
office
;
as
,
the
President
removed
many
postmasters
.
v. i.
1.
To
change
place
in
any
manner
,
or
to
make
a
change
in
place
;
to
move
or
go
from
one
residence
,
position
,
or
place
to
another
.
Till
Birnam
wood
remove
to
Dunsinane
,
I
can
not
taint
with
fear
.
- Shak.
n.
1.
The
act
of
removing
;
a
removal
.
This
place
should
be
at
once
both
school
and
university
,
not
needing
a
remove
to
any
other
house
of
scholarship
.
- Milton.
And
drags
at
each
remove
a
lengthening
chain
.
- Goldsmith.
2.
The
transfer
of
one
'
s
business
,
or
of
one
'
s
domestic
belongings
,
from
one
location
or
dwelling
house
to
another
; -
in
the
United
States
usually
called
a
move
.
It
is
an
English
proverb
that
three
removes
are
as
bad
as
a
fire
.
- J. H. Newman.
3.
The
state
of
being
removed
.
4.
That
which
is
removed
,
as
a
dish
removed
from
table
to
make
room
for
something
else
.
5.
The
distance
or
space
through
which
anything
is
removed
;
interval
;
distance
;
stage
;
hence
,
a
step
or
degree
in
any
scale
of
gradation
;
specifically
,
a
division
in
an
English
public
school
;
as
,
the
boy
went
up
two
removes
last
year
.
A
freeholder
is
but
one
remove
from
a
legislator
.
- Addison.
6.
(Far.)
The
act
of
resetting
a
horse
'
s
shoe
.
Noun
1.
remove
-
degree
of
figurative
distance
or
separation
; "
just
one
remove
from
madness
"
or
"
it
imitates
at
many
removes
a
Shakespearean
tragedy
";
Verb
1.
remove
-
remove
something
concrete
,
as
by
lifting
,
pushing
,
taking
off
,
etc
.
or
remove
something
abstract
; "
remove
a
threat
"; "
remove
a
wrapper
"; "
Remove
the
dirty
dishes
from
the
table
"; "
take
the
gun
from
your
pocket
"; "
This
machine
withdraws
heat
from
the
environment
"
Synonyms:
take away
,
withdraw
,
take
2.
remove
-
remove
from
a
position
or
an
office
3.
remove
-
dispose
of
; "
Get
rid
of
these
old
shoes
!"; "
The
company
got
rid
of
all
the
dead
wood
"
Synonyms:
get rid of
4.
remove
-
cause
to
leave
; "
The
teacher
took
the
children
out
of
the
classroom
"
Synonyms:
move out
,
take out
5.
remove
-
shift
the
position
or
location
of
,
as
for
business
,
legal
,
educational
,
or
military
purposes
; "
He
removed
his
children
to
the
countryside
"; "
Remove
the
troops
to
the
forest
surrounding
the
city
"; "
remove
a
case
to
another
court
"
Synonyms:
transfer
6.
remove
-
go
away
or
leave
; "
He
absented
himself
"
Synonyms:
absent
7.
remove
-
kill
intentionally
and
with
premeditation
; "
The
mafia
boss
ordered
his
enemies
murdered
"
Synonyms:
bump off
,
murder
,
slay
,
polish off
,
dispatch
,
hit
8.
remove
-
get
rid
of
something
abstract
; "
The
death
of
her
mother
removed
the
last
obstacle
to
their
marriage
"; "
God
takes
away
your
sins
"
Synonyms:
take away
abandon
,
abate
,
abrade
,
abscond
,
abstract
,
amount
,
annihilate
,
assassinate
,
avulse
,
bare
,
bate
,
beat
a
retreat
,
blow
,
blow
out
,
boot
,
boot
out
,
bounce
,
bow
out
,
break
,
bump
,
bump
off
,
bust
,
caliber
,
can
,
carry
away
,
carry
off
,
cart
away
,
cashier
,
cast
,
cast
aside
,
cast
away
,
cast
off
,
cast
out
,
chuck
,
chuck
out
,
clean
out
,
cleanse
,
cleanse
away
,
clear
,
clear
away
,
clear
off
,
clear
out
,
clear
the
decks
,
compass
,
curtail
,
cut
,
cut
out
,
deconsecrate
,
decrease
,
deduct
,
deep-six
,
defecate
,
defenestrate
,
defrock
,
degrade
,
degree
,
delete
,
deliver
,
delocalize
,
demote
,
denudate
,
denude
,
deplete
,
deplume
,
deport
,
depose
,
depreciate
,
deprive
,
deracinate
,
derogate
,
detach
,
dethrone
,
detract
,
detrude
,
dig
out
,
dig
up
,
diminish
,
disappear
,
disbar
,
discard
,
discharge
,
disconnect
,
discrown
,
disemploy
,
disengage
,
disentangle
,
disenthrone
,
dislocate
,
dismiss
,
disparage
,
dispart
,
displume
,
dispose
of
,
distance
,
disturb
,
ditch
,
divest
,
do
away
with
,
do
in
,
douse
,
drain
,
draw
,
draw
out
,
dredge
,
dredge
up
,
drop
,
drum
out
,
dump
,
eat
away
,
efface
,
eighty-six
,
elide
,
empty
,
empty
out
,
eradicate
,
erase
,
erode
,
evacuate
,
evolve
,
evulse
,
excavate
,
excise
,
exclude
,
excommunicate
,
execute
,
exhaust
,
exile
,
expatriate
,
expel
,
expose
,
expunge
,
exsect
,
extent
,
exterminate
,
extirpate
,
extract
,
extricate
,
extrude
,
file
away
,
fire
,
fleece
,
free
,
free
from
,
furlough
,
get
out
,
get
quit
of
,
get
rid
of
,
get
shut
of
,
give
away
,
give
release
,
give
respite
,
give
the
ax
,
give
the
gate
,
give
the
hook
,
gouge
out
,
grade
,
grub
up
,
heave
out
,
height
,
impair
,
intermit
,
interspace
,
interval
,
jettison
,
jilt
,
junk
,
keep
apart
,
kick
,
kick
downstairs
,
kick
out
,
kick
upstairs
,
lay
aside
,
lay
bare
,
lay
off
,
lay
open
,
leach
,
leap
,
lessen
,
let
go
,
let
out
,
level
,
liberate
,
liquidate
,
loose
,
loosen
,
make
a
space
,
make
redundant
,
manhandle
,
mark
,
massacre
,
measure
,
mine
,
notch
,
nuance
,
obliterate
,
obtrude
,
outlaw
,
overthrow
,
part
,
part
with
,
pas
,
peg
,
pension
,
pension
off
,
period
,
pick
out
,
pitch
,
plane
,
plateau
,
pluck
,
pluck
out
,
pluck
up
,
point
,
proportion
,
pull
,
pull
out
,
pull
up
,
purge
,
purge
away
,
purify
,
put
aside
,
put
off
,
put
out
,
quarry
,
quit
,
rake
out
,
range
,
ratio
,
reach
,
read
out
of
,
reduce
,
refine
,
reject
,
release
,
relocate
,
remove
from
office
,
replace
,
reprieve
,
retire
,
retreat
,
retrench
,
rip
out
,
root
out
,
root
up
,
round
,
rub
away
,
rub
off
,
rub
out
,
rung
,
sack
,
scale
,
scope
,
scour
out
,
send
,
separate
,
separate
forcibly
,
separation
,
set
apart
,
set
aside
,
set
at
intervals
,
shade
,
shadow
,
shear
,
shed
,
shift
,
ship
,
shorten
,
shunt
,
side
,
slaughter
,
slay
,
slip
out
of
,
slough
,
space
,
space
out
,
stair
,
standard
,
step
,
step
out
of
,
stint
,
strike
off
,
strike
out
,
strip
,
strip
bare
,
strip
of
office
,
strip
of
rank
,
subduct
,
subtract
,
superannuate
,
surplus
,
suspend
,
sweep
away
,
sweep
out
,
take
away
,
take
from
,
take
off
,
take
out
,
tear
out
,
thin
,
thin
out
,
throw
away
,
throw
off
,
throw
out
,
throw
over
,
throw
overboard
,
thrust
out
,
toss
out
,
toss
overboard
,
tread
,
turn
off
,
turn
out
,
unbar
,
unbind
,
unbolt
,
unbuckle
,
unbutton
,
unchain
,
unchurch
,
unclasp
,
uncloak
,
unclog
,
uncover
,
undo
,
unearth
,
unfasten
,
unfetter
,
unfoul
,
unfrock
,
unglue
,
unlace
,
unlatch
,
unleash
,
unlock
,
unloose
,
unloosen
,
unravel
,
unsaddle
,
unseat
,
unsheathe
,
unstick
,
unstrap
,
unthrone
,
untie
,
unveil
,
unwrap
,
uproot
,
vanish
,
vent
,
void
,
waste
,
wear
away
,
weed
,
weed
out
,
weigh
anchor
,
wipe
off
,
wipe
out
,
wrest
out
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