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Перевод: remove

[существительное]
ступень ; шаг ; степень отдаления; стадия ; расстояние; степень родства; колено; поколение; перевод в следующий класс; перевод ; продвижение; следующее блюдо; смена блюд; удаление;
[глагол]
передвигать; перемещать; убирать; уносить; снимать; отодвигать; убрать; смещать; сместить; увольнять; удалять; выводить; вывести; сводить; стирать; устранять; устранить; переезжать; перевезти; вывезти; свезти; свозить; отставлять

Тезаурус:

1. Remove string carefully.
2. Open the handwheel valve at one end of the radiator, and remove the cap from the lockshield valve at the other end.
3. The only real way is to remove the components and have them regalvanised.
4. You will need to turn the ham over twice during carving to remove the maximum amount of meat.
5. The instructions tell you not to remove the growing tip until the tree has reached the final size you require, do I presume I'm stuck with a 2 ft tall tree?
6. The ground was so contaminated that it was too dangerous even to try to remove the soil.
7. It can also be made from coal but in this case the syn-gas must be carefully purified to remove sulphur compounds which poison the catalyst.
8. Her hand tipped the scoop and the chips slid into the scale and when the dial registered much more than half an ounce she didn't remove any but, taking a paper bag, she blew into it, then, tipping up the scale, she disposed of the coconut chips before saying, "I'll be with you in a moment."
9. It took a minor surgical operation to remove the pin and Miss T. suffered no ill-effects and was able to start her sexual life without inflicting grievous injury on her unsuspecting fianc.
10. "Suppose someone couldn't understand why you didn't arrest Harry, particularly in view of all the hounding in the papers, and decided to remove any doubts you might be showing?"
11. Once on, paint is virtually impossible to remove.
12. They would also remove any personal belongings which were removable and next day place them on prominent display, according to Polperro's Quiller Couch, " to disclose the disgraceful want of vigilance supposed to characterise the owner".
13. The men were in great form, however, singing and shouting; and you could not help laughing as you watched them remove certain attractive articles from the stalls of the street vendors.