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verb · B1Remove
ri-MOOV/rɪˈmuːv/
Remove means take something away. Remove your shoes; remove a stain; remove a name from a list. Take off is for clothes; delete is for digital text; extract is more technical. Removal is the noun (also UK house-moving). Removable is the adjective. Do not confuse it with move (change place but keep it).
Meaning
To take something away.
Examples
- “Please remove your shoes.”
- “Please remove the old posters from the wall.”
- “The software lets you remove unwanted files.”
Good to know
remove A from B. Clothes: take off. Digital: delete. Noun: removal.
Near in meaning
take away
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