suck out

• Verbe à particule signifiant retirer quelque chose par aspiration ou extraire quelque chose d'un endroit ou d'un contenant.

A phrasal verb meaning to remove something by suction or to extract something from a place or container.

indénombrable · transitif · phrasal, séparable

1. Remove by suctionformal

   To extract or remove something by using suction or a sucking action.

   extraire par aspiration

   • The doctor used a syringe to suck out the fluid from the wound.
   • He used a straw to suck out the last bit of juice from the glass.
   • The vacuum cleaner can suck out dirt from deep within the carpet.

   Synonymesaspiratedraw outevacuateextractsiphon

2. Extract information or essenceinformal

   To draw out or extract the essential part or information from something.

   extraire l'essentiel

   • The journalist tried to suck out the truth from the reluctant witness.
   • The tutorial aims to suck out the key concepts from the complex theory.
   • She managed to suck out the main ideas from the lengthy report.

   Synonymesderivedraw outelicitextractgleanpull outsqueeze outwring

Verbe de basesuck