单词	clean sb/sth out
释义	English Business clean sb/sth out informal — phrasal verb with clean uk/kliːn/us/kliːn/verb to use or steal all of someone's money or goods: Buying our new house has completely cleaned us out. Richard came home for the weekend and completely cleaned us out of food. The burglars cleaned out the shop. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Stealing abscond aggravated burglary appropriate armed robbery break in/break into sth duff liberate light-fingered loot looting make off with sth mug relieve rob robbery run off with sth scrump shoplifting sting whip See more results » clean sb/sth out — phrasal verb with clean uk/kliːn/usverb informal to take or spend all of someone's or something's money: When dotcom companies collapsed, many investors were cleaned out. Identity thieves cleaned out customer accounts at three of the bank's London branches.
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