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wipe out

/waɪp aʊt/

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verb

/waɪp aʊt/B2formal
  • ruФразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения полного уничтожения, устранения или стирания чего-либо или кого-либо.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of completely destroying, eliminating, or erasing something or someone.

uncountable · transitive · phrasal, separable

  1. Destroy completelyformal

    To eliminate or destroy something entirely, often used for populations, species, or data.

    ruУничтожить полностью

    • The disease nearly wiped out the entire population of the village.
    • The hurricane wiped out all the crops in the region.
    • The virus threatened to wipe out the local wildlife.

    Synonymsannihilatedecimateeliminateeradicateexterminateextinguishobliterateravage

    Antonymsbuildconstructcreateestablishfound

  2. Erase or removeinformal

    To remove or delete something completely, such as data, memories, or traces.

    ruСтереть или удалить

    • I accidentally wiped out all the files on my computer.
    • She tried to wipe out the memory of the accident.
    • The cleaner wiped out the stains from the carpet.

    Synonymsblot outcanceldeleteeffaceeliminateeradicateeraseexpungeobliterateremove

    Antonymscreateestablishpreserverestoreretain

  3. Exhaust or tire outinformal

    To cause someone to become extremely tired or exhausted.

    ruИзнурить

    • The long hike wiped me out completely.
    • Working double shifts wiped him out.
    • The intense workout wiped out the entire team.

    Synonymsdebilitatedrainenervateexhaustfatiguetaxtire outwear outweary

Forms
  • wiped out past participle
  • wiped out past simple
  • wiping out present participle
  • wipes out third person singular

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Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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