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purged

/pɜːrdʒd/ /pɝdʒd/

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verb

Purifier, nettoyer

To clean thoroughly; to cleanse; to rid of impurities.

Examples :

"After the flood, the volunteers purged the house of mud and damaged furniture. "

Après l'inondation, les bénévoles ont nettoyé la maison de la boue et des meubles endommagés.

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verb

Purifier, absoudre

To free from sin, guilt, or the burden or responsibility of misdeeds

Examples :

"After confessing his lie to his parents, he felt purged of guilt and finally able to sleep soundly. "

Après avoir avoué son mensonge à ses parents, il se sentit absous de sa culpabilité et put enfin dormir paisiblement.

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Purifier, nettoyer

To remove by cleansing; to wash away.

Examples :

"The heavy rain purged the dirt from the city streets. "

La forte pluie a purifié la saleté des rues de la ville.

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Vider, purger

To void or evacuate (the bowels or the stomach); to defecate or vomit.

Examples :

"After eating the spoiled seafood, she felt ill and purged her stomach. "

Après avoir mangé les fruits de mer avariés, elle s'est sentie mal et a purgé son estomac.

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verb

Purger, nettoyer

To cause someone to purge, operate on (somebody) as or with a cathartic or emetic, or in a similar manner.

Examples :

"The doctor purged the patient's stomach to remove the poison. "

Le médecin a purgé l'estomac du patient pour éliminer le poison.

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verb

Disculper, blanchir

To clear of a charge, suspicion, or imputation

Examples :

"The new evidence purged him of the suspicion that he had stolen the money. "

Les nouvelles preuves l'ont disculpé du soupçon d'avoir volé l'argent.

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verb

Clarifier, purifier

To clarify; to clear the dregs from (liquor).

Examples :

"The brewery purged the beer of sediment to make it clear and bright. "

La brasserie a clarifié la bière des sédiments pour la rendre claire et brillante.

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Purifier, épurer

To become pure, as by clarification.

Examples :

"The coffee shop owner purged the old coffee grounds from the grinder to ensure a fresh brew. "

Le propriétaire du café a purifié le vieux marc de café du moulin pour assurer une infusion fraîche.

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Purger, évacuer

To have or produce frequent evacuations from the intestines, as by means of a cathartic.

Examples :

"The doctor recommended that she be purged to clear her system of the poison. "

Le médecin a recommandé qu'elle soit purgée pour éliminer le poison de son système.

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Élaguer, tailler

To trim, dress or prune.

Examples :

"The gardener purged the rose bushes of dead leaves and stems to encourage new growth. "

Le jardinier a élagué les rosiers des feuilles et des tiges mortes pour encourager la nouvelle croissance.

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