exterminate 的定义
ex·ter·mi·nat·ed, ex·ter·mi·nat·ing.
- to get rid of by destroying; destroy totally; extirpate: to exterminate an enemy; to exterminate insects.
exterminate 近义词
kill
更多exterminate例句
- His big winning idea was to exterminate poverty for 3 million elderly people in Korea by publishing an interactive research paper to influence Korean pension reform.
- Fingers crossed that one of those over-the-air updates exterminates this bug without introducing something worse.
- I should have voted for at least three presidential candidates at this point in my life, but that possibility where I come from was exterminated like a deadly pandemic.
- Stamets’ other mushroom nostrums include dissolving petroleum waste, exterminating unwanted insects, and creating vaccines that can eradicate viruses.
- Next was World War II: machine enabled Hitler, who in turn attempted to exterminate an entire people.
- Riegner warned the Allies that Berlin had a plan to exterminate all Jews in countries occupied or controlled by Germany.
- I think your efforts also may rival that of Germany's Adolf Hitler in his attempt to exterminate an entire race of people.
- “We expect the regime to try to exterminate us all,” he said.
- Despite having the nickname “the exterminator,” DeLay did not try to exterminate wasteful spending when in power.
- There was not a moment to lose, for one well-directed shot might exterminate half of us.
- From the very first of the war their work was to help exterminate the guerrilla bands which infested the State.
- The regular troops, the constabulary, and other armed forces combined were unable to exterminate brigandage.
- You like to divide yourselves into nations, to trick yourselves out in national costumes, and to exterminate each other to music!
- Shepherds have entered into a conspiracy to exterminate the wolves.