raze

UK
/reɪz/
US
/reɪz/
razeverb
razed
Past Simple
razed
Past Participle
razing
Gerund
UK
/reɪz/
US
/reɪz/
Translations
The invading army planned to raze the village to the ground.
Вторгшаяся армия планировала разрушить деревню до основания.
The city decided to raze the old building to make way for a new park.
Город решил снести старое здание, чтобы освободить место для нового парка.
Additional translations
Definitions
To completely destroy a building, town, or other site.
The old factory was razed to make way for a new shopping center.
(archaic) To erase or obliterate written or inscribed marks.
The scribe carefully razed the incorrect word from the vellum.
razenoun
razes
pl
UK
/reɪz/
US
/reɪz/
Archaic usage; denotes a scratch or an act of erasure
Definitions
(archaic) A slight scratch, mark, or act of erasure made by scraping.
A barely visible raze on the tablet showed where the earlier inscription had been.