efface

/ih-feys/US // ɪˈfeɪs //UK // (ɪˈfeɪs) //

抹去,抹掉,擦掉,祛除

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb

1
ef·faced, ef·fac·ing.
- : to wipe out; do away with; expunge: to efface one's unhappy memories.
- : to rub out, erase, or obliterate.
- : to make inconspicuous; withdraw modestly or shyly.

verberase

Synonyms

Few writers are so wise and self-effacing and emotionally honest all in one breath.
Even over video chat, Ishiguro, or “Ish” as he introduces himself, is charming and self-effacing company.
I hurried away, and it was long before I could efface the impression made upon my mind by this hideous spectacle.
Thus disappeared from his life the only stain which his restoration had not been able utterly to efface.
Then he hastily laid earth in the interstices round it, and tried to efface all signs of its having been recently removed.
Nothing can ever cure me, no dream of my mind can ever efface the dream of my heart.
She has long been dead, but time will never efface from my mind a tender recollection of her kindness.

/ih-feys/US // ɪˈfeɪs //UK // (ɪˈfeɪs) //

抹去,抹掉,擦掉,祛除

v.有主动词 verb

1
ef·faced, ef·fac·ing.
- : to wipe out; do away with; expunge: to efface one's unhappy memories.
- : to rub out, erase, or obliterate.
- : to make inconspicuous; withdraw modestly or shyly.

verberase

Synonyms

Few writers are so wise and self-effacing and emotionally honest all in one breath.
Even over video chat, Ishiguro, or “Ish” as he introduces himself, is charming and self-effacing company.
I hurried away, and it was long before I could efface the impression made upon my mind by this hideous spectacle.
Thus disappeared from his life the only stain which his restoration had not been able utterly to efface.
Then he hastily laid earth in the interstices round it, and tried to efface all signs of its having been recently removed.
Nothing can ever cure me, no dream of my mind can ever efface the dream of my heart.
She has long been dead, but time will never efface from my mind a tender recollection of her kindness.