单词 | rid |
释义 | adjective | verb ridrid1 /rɪd/ ●●○ adjective 1get rid of somebody/something a)to throw away, sell, etc. something you do not want or use anymore: I got rid of all those old CDs. b)to take action so that you do not have something unpleasant, annoying, or unwanted anymore: I can’t get rid of this cough. He opened the windows to get rid of the smell. c)to make someone leave because you do not like him or her or because he or she is causing problems: Andy stayed until 2:00 – we couldn’t get rid of him!2be rid of somebody/something to be no longer affected by someone or something unpleasant, annoying, or unwanted: I’d give anything to be rid of this headache. adjective | verb ridrid2 verb (past tense and past participle rid, present participle ridding) [Origin: 1100–1200 Old Norse rythja to clear land]rid somebody/something of something verb1to remove something or someone that is bad or harmful from a place, organization, etc.: Ridding the border region of guns will not be easy.2rid yourself of something to do something so that you do not have a feeling, thought, or problem that was causing you trouble anymore: She took classes to rid herself of her Southern accent. |
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