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root out

/ruːt aʊt/

Traduction: Verbe à particule signifiant trouver et éliminer complètement quelque chose, souvent indésirable ou caché, ou l'extirper à la racine.

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/ruːt aʊt/C1formal
  • frVerbe à particule signifiant trouver et éliminer complètement quelque chose, souvent indésirable ou caché, ou l'extirper à la racine.

A phrasal verb meaning to find and remove or eliminate something completely, often something undesirable or hidden.

indénombrable · transitif · phrasal, séparable

  1. Eliminate completelyformal

    To remove or destroy something completely, especially something undesirable.

    fréradiquer

    • The government is trying to root out corruption in the system.
    • We must root out all forms of discrimination in the workplace.
    • The new policy aims to root out inefficiency.

    Synonymeseliminateeradicateexterminateextirpateobliteratestamp outuprootwipe out

    Antonymesestablishintroduceplant

  2. Find and removeinformal

    To search for and find something, often to get rid of it.

    frDébusquer et éliminer

    • The detective rooted out the source of the leak.
    • She rooted out the old files from the cabinet.
    • They rooted out the cause of the technical problem.

    Synonymesdig outeliminateeradicateextirpateferret outuncoveruprootweed out

Formes
  • rooted out past participle
  • rooted out past simple
  • rooting out present participle
  • roots out third person singular

Verbe de baseroot

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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