elimination
n. 排除,清除; 淘汰; 消灭
To eliminate something, especially something you do not want or need, means to remove it completely.
The Sex Discrimination Act has not eliminated discrimination in employment...
《反性别歧视法》并未根除工作中的歧视。
Academic departments are being eliminated...
纯理论研究院系即将被裁撤。
When a person or team is eliminated from a competition, they are defeated and so take no further part in the competition.
I was eliminated from the 400 metres in the semi-finals...
我在400米半决赛中被淘汰。
If you are eliminated in the show-jumping then you are out of the complete competition.
如果在马术障碍赛中被淘汰,就意味着完全出局。
If someone says that they have eliminated an enemy, they mean that they have killed them. By using the word 'eliminate', they are trying to make the action sound more positive than if they used the word 'kill'.
He declared war on the government and urged right-wingers to eliminate their opponents...
他向政府宣战,并煽动右翼分子干掉他们的对手。
The radio station claimed that 87,000 'reactionaries' had been eliminated.
广播电台声称已经消灭了87,000名“反动分子”。
1. the act of removing or getting rid of something
2. the bodily process of discharging waste matter
3. analysis of a problem into alternative possibilities followed by the systematic elimination of unacceptable alternatives
4. the act of removing an unknown mathematical quantity by combining equations
5. the murder of a competitor
Their elimination from the competition was a great surprise.
他们在比赛中遭到淘汰是个很大的意外.
The elimination of all nuclear weapons would make the world a safer place.
销毁所有的核武器将会使世界变得更安全。
It is already possible to start moving toward the elimination of nuclear weapons.
已有可能朝着消除核武器的目标努力。
But in some cases it has meant the elimination of jobs.
但在某些情况下自动化意味着减少就业机会.
Worked had only then known that, the original elimination exploitation only was one kind of fable.
工作了才知道,原来消灭剥削只是一种传说。