efface
/ɪˈfeɪs/verb
C2formalcommon/ɪˈfeɪs/A verb meaning to erase, wipe out, or make oneself inconspicuous or modest.
ruГлагол, означающий стирать, уничтожать или делать себя незаметным или скромным.esVerbo que significa borrar, destruir o hacer que uno mismo pase desapercibido o sea modesto.frVerbe signifiant effacer, supprimer, détruire ou se faire discret, s'effacer volontairement ou rendre moins visible.deVerb, das bedeutet, etwas auszulöschen, zu tilgen oder zu entfernen; auch sich selbst zurückhaltend oder unauffällig zu machen.ptVerbo que significa apagar, eliminar ou destruir algo, ou tornar-se discreto e não chamar atenção.zh动词,指擦掉、消除或使某物消失;也指使自己不引人注目或保持谦逊。arفعل يعني محو الشيء أو إزالته أو إخفاءه، أو جعل الشخص نفسه غير ملحوظ أو متواضعًا.
- Erase or remove C1 formal
To remove or wipe out something, such as writing, marks, or memories.
- Time had effaced the inscriptions on the ancient stone.
- He tried to efface all evidence of his presence.
- The rain effaced the chalk drawings from the sidewalk.
ruСтиратьesBorrar o eliminarfreffacerdeAuslöschenptApagarzh抹去arيمحو
Sinônimos: blot outcanceldeleteeradicateeraseexpungeobliterateremovestrike outwipe out
Antônimos: engraveetchimpressimprintinscribemarkpreserverecordstampwrite
- Make oneself inconspicuous C2 formal
To deliberately avoid attracting attention to oneself; to become modest or self-effacing.
- She effaced herself from the conversation to avoid conflict.
- The shy student effaced himself in the back of the classroom.
- He effaced his own achievements to let others shine.
ruДержаться в тениesHacerse notar pocofrSe faire discretdeSich zurückhaltenptManter-se discretozh隐身守拙arالتَّوَارِي عَنِ الأَنْظَار
- effaced past participle
- effaced past simple
- effacing present participle
- effaces third person singular