scrubbed

UK
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US
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scrubbedadjective
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Translations
nettoyéSe dit d’une surface lavée en frottant énergiquement.
The scrubbed floors gleamed under the bright lights of the kitchen.
Les sols nettoyés brillaient sous les lumières vives de la cuisine.
soignéPour une apparence propre, nette et bien tenue.
He looked scrubbed and polished in his new suit for the interview.
Il avait l’air soigné et impeccable dans son nouveau costume pour l’entretien.
expurgéEn parlant d’un texte, d’un rapport ou d’un contenu dont les passages sensibles ont été supprimés.
The public report was a scrubbed version with all confidential details taken out.
Le rapport public était une version expurgée, toutes les informations confidentielles ayant été retirées.
Definitions
Cleaned by rubbing hard, typically with a brush and water.
The scrubbed floors gleamed under the bright lights of the kitchen.
Appearing neat and tidy, often used to describe a person's appearance.
He looked scrubbed and polished in his new suit for the interview.
Having unwanted or sensitive content removed or erased.
The public report was a scrubbed version with all confidential details taken out.
scrubverb

scrubbed

Past Simple

scrubbed
Past Simple
scrubbed
Past Participle
scrubbing
ing-form
UK
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US
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Translations
récurerNettoyer en frottant énergiquement, souvent avec une brosse.
She scrubbed the floor until it was spotless.
Elle a récuré le sol jusqu’à ce qu’il soit impeccable.
annulerSurtout pour un projet, une mission ou un plan.
The team decided to scrub the mission due to bad weather.
L’équipe a décidé d’annuler la mission à cause du mauvais temps.
supprimerPour des données ou des informations.
The IT department scrubbed the old files from the server.
Le service informatique a supprimé les anciens fichiers du serveur.
Definitions
To clean something by rubbing it hard, typically with a brush and water.
She scrubbed the floor until it was spotless.
To cancel or abandon something, especially a plan or project.
The team decided to scrub the mission due to bad weather.
To remove data or information from a system or record.
The IT department scrubbed the old files from the server.
scrubnoun
Definitions
A type of vegetation consisting of stunted trees and bushes.
The landscape was dominated by dense scrub, making it difficult to navigate.
An act of cleaning something by rubbing it hard with a brush.
She gave the floor a good scrub to remove the stains.
A person of little importance or a beginner, often used in a derogatory sense.
He was considered a scrub by the more experienced players on the team.
Plural only. Clothing worn by hospital or medical staff, typically a short-sleeved shirt and pants, worn during surgery or other procedures.
The nurse changed into her scrubs before entering the operating theater.
A dwarf or stunted shrub or tree.
Only a few scrubs managed to grow on the arid slope.
scrubadjective
Definitions
Of vegetation or land: covered with or consisting of scrub; characterized by stunted growth.
The herd grazed on the scrub land along the ridge.
Informal, attributive: inferior in breed, quality, or size.
They sold off the scrub cattle at a lower price.