erase
Prononciation : [ɪˈreɪz]
Mot
Contexte : « writing »
(verb) to remove marks or writing from a surface, usually using something like an eraser. If you make a mistake while writing, you can erase it and make it clean again.
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She erased the mistake from her notebook.
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He couldn't erase the ink from the paper, so his writing stayed messy.
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Can you help me erase this drawing I don’t like anymore?
Contexte : « memory »
(verb) to make someone forget something or to remove a memory. When something is erased from your mind, it is like it never happened.
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Time seemed to erase her painful memories.
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He wished he could erase the bad experience from his mind, but it stayed with him.
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Is it possible to erase a memory completely?
Contexte : « data »
(verb) to delete something from a computer or digital device. When you erase a file, it means it will be gone and cannot be recovered easily.
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I accidentally erased the photo from my phone.
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She was upset because she could not erase the virus from her computer.
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Did you erase the document we were working on?
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