erase

及物动词抹去; 清除; 擦掉

1. 从图形中删除对象：注样式(DIMstyle)DI ---- 测量两点之间的距离和角度(DIST)DO ---- 绘制填充的圆和环(DONUT)DR ---- 修改图像和其他对象的显示顺序(DRAWORDER)EL ---- 创建椭圆或椭圆弧(ELLIPSE)E ---- 从图形中删除对象(ERASE)X ---- 将组

2. 抹除：NAND Flash的操作特点为:抹除(Erase)的最小单位是Block,而读取(Read)和写入(Write)则是以Page为单位. 对Flash做写入时一定要将其对应的Block先抹除掉,才能做写入的动作.

1. 忘却,抹去,消除(想法或感受)
    If you erase a thought or feeling, you destroy it completely so that you can no longer remember something or no longer feel a particular emotion.

    e.g. They are desperate to erase the memory of that last defeat in Cardiff...
           他们急于抹去上次在卡迪夫遭遇失败的记忆。
    e.g. Love was a word he'd erased from his vocabulary since Susan's going.
           自从苏珊离开后，他再也不提“爱情”这个词了。

2. 抹掉（磁带录音）；删除（计算机文件）
    If you erase sound which has been recorded on a tape or information which has been stored in a computer, you completely remove or destroy it.

    e.g. He was in the studio tearfully erasing all the tapes he'd slaved over...
           他在录音棚里流着眼泪抹掉他辛苦录制的所有磁带。
    e.g. It appears the names were accidentally erased from computer disks.
           看起来那些名字被意外地从计算机磁盘上删除了。

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3. 擦掉;抹去
    If you erase something such as writing or a mark, you remove it, usually by rubbing it with a cloth.

    e.g. It was unfortunate that she had erased the message.
           不幸的是她已经删除了那条短信。

1. Through donating money to the fund, companies and individuals could erase their carbon footprints and deposit carbon credits.

2. 911查询·英语单词

2. More water catchment cellars are to be built to help erase such hardship.

3. erase是什么意思

3. Local officials and businesses said the bridge will erase the chasm dividing Nantong and Suzhou.

4. I do not believe their criminal behavior can erase the long history of ethnic mingling and shared development in Western China.

5. Massimo Oddo and Tommaso Rocchi helped the visitors erase an early deficit with goals, sending Lazio all the way up to seventh after its second straight win.

6. The Bush camp hopes the last debate will erase any lingering negative impressions left by the president's scowling demeanor in the first.

7. This is the cold, hard fact that Japan can't erase.

8. He added that the mainland has fully demonstrated its sincerity in pooling together wisdom of people on both sides to erase past misunderstandings.

9. Combined with the efforts from the governments at all levels, this overcapacity will help erase the negative influences posed by the natural disaster.

10. The American women were deemed as biggest opponents to the hosts, who were looking to a medal haul to erase memories of their Athens failure.

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