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dispose

/dɪˈspoʊz/

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verb

/dɪˈspoʊz/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по избавлению от чего-либо, расположению вещей в определённом порядке или склонению кого-либо к чему-либо.

A verb used to indicate the act of getting rid of something, arranging things in a particular order, or making someone inclined to do something.

  1. Get rid of somethingB1formal

    To throw away or discard something that is no longer needed.

    ruИзбавиться

    • Please dispose of your trash in the bin.
    • The company disposed of the old equipment safely.
    • He disposed of the documents by shredding them.

    Synonymscast offdiscarddumpeliminateget rid ofjunkremovescrapthrow away

    Antonymsacquirekeepobtainpreserveretain

  2. Arrange or placeB2formal

    To put things in a particular order or position.

    ruРасположить

    • The artist disposed the flowers beautifully in the vase.
    • She disposed the chairs in a circle for the meeting.
    • The soldiers were disposed along the perimeter.

    Synonymsarrangearraymarshalorderorganizeplacepositionrangeset

    Antonymsdisarrangedisorderdisorganizedisplacemislayscatter

  3. Make willing or inclinedC1formal

    To make someone feel a particular way or be willing to do something.

    ruРасполагать

    • His kindness disposed me to trust him.
    • The generous offer disposed her to accept the job.
    • The calm atmosphere disposed everyone to relax.

    Synonymsbiasinclineinduceinfluenceleadpredisposepromptsway

    Antonymsdeterdiscouragedisinclineindispose

Forms
  • disposed past participle
  • disposed past simple
  • disposing present participle
  • disposes third person singular

Phrasal variantsdispose of

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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