purge 的 3 个定义
purged, purg·ing.
purged, purg·ing.
- to become cleansed or purified.
- to clear or empty the stomach or bowels by inducing vomiting or evacuation: A bulimic individual who binges and purges often will experience physical changes that make stopping the cycle extremely difficult.
- the act or process of purging.
- the removal or elimination of members of a political organization, government, nation, etc., who are considered disloyal or otherwise undesirable.
- something that purges, as a purgative medicine or laxative.
purge 近义词
elimination, removal
rid of; clean out
更多purge例句
- The members alleged an ideological purge of the party, given most of them were aligned with the tea party.
- Facebook has confirmed in a statement to Quartz Africa that it carried out the purge because the affected individuals and groups where using the platform to manipulate voters ahead of the elections.
- Four Xiaomi apps, including its web browser and video-calling platform, were caught in the purge and, according to Jain, a “mob mentality” on social media threatened its sales.
- The study suggests that the melting of Alaska’s remaining glaciers into the North Pacific, though less extreme than purges of the past, could have far-ranging effects on global ocean circulation and the climate in coming centuries.
- Eligible voters have been disenfranchised in purges of voting rolls in several states.
- “I thought my reward would be that I could purge my relationship with people in the religious community,” she says.
- After the initial, gag-inducing swallows, I waited for the purge.
- He simply happened to be in one of those sections of Red Army intelligence which in some purge or other ceased to exist.
- When Internet censors purge references to “6/4,” users substitute “May 35.”
- A friend suggested I write down everything that happened to me to help purge the images from my mind.
- And I will turn my hand to thee, and I will clean purge away thy dross, and I will take away all thy tin.
- The Irish, according to Everards, used large quantities of snuff "to purge their brains."
- To rule sound out of language, is, indeed, far more fatal than to purge Hamlet out of Hamlet.
- Refine and purge our earthy parts; But, oh, inflame and fire our hearts!
- Chum has found, however, that his particular mission in life is to purge his master's garden of all birds.