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evicting

/ɪˈvɪktɪŋ/

Translations

evictingnoun

Gerund functioning as a noun meaning the act or process of evicting.

выселениеЮридический контекст; принудительное удаление жильцов.

The sudden evicting of dozens of families prompted protests across the city.

Внезапное выселение десятков семей вызвало протесты по всему городу.

Additional translations

изгнаниеБолее общее или переносное значение «удаление, изгнание» без обязательной правовой составляющей.

evictinggerund / present participle

Used attributively to describe someone or something that carries out evictions.

выселяющий

An evicting landlord soon found himself the target of media scrutiny.

Выселяющий жильцов домовладелец вскоре оказался под пристальным вниманием СМИ.

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изгоняющийПереносное или расширенное значение, подчеркивает акт выдворения.

evictverb

evicting

Gerund

evicted

Past Simple

evicted

Past Participle

evicting

Gerund

/ɪˈvɪkt/

выселять

The landlord decided to evict the tenants for not paying rent.

Арендодатель решил выселить жильцов за неуплату аренды.

Additional translations

Synonyms

turn out

kick out

Antonyms

Definitions

evictingnoun

The act or process of expelling a tenant or occupant from property, especially by legal procedure.

The sudden evicting of dozens of families prompted protests across the city.

evictinggerund / present participle

Causing or characterized by eviction; engaged in removing tenants.

An evicting landlord soon found himself the target of media scrutiny.

evictverb

To expel someone from a property, especially with the support of the law.

The landlord decided to evict the tenants for not paying rent.

Computing: To remove data or an entry from a cache or memory to make space for new data.

When the cache is full, the system evicts the least recently used items.