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purge

UK
/pɜːdʒ/
US
/pɜrdʒ/

Переводы

purgeсуществительное
purges
множ.
UK
/pɜːdʒ/
US
/pɜrdʒ/
The company conducted a purge of outdated files.
Компания провела чистку устаревших файлов.
The political purge led to the removal of several officials.
Политическая пургация привела к отстранению нескольких чиновников.
Дополнительные переводы
удаление
изгнание
очистка
Синонимы
removal
cleansing
extraction
expulsion
elimination
purgeглагол
purged
Прошедшее простое время
purged
Причастие прошедшего времени
purging
Герундий
UK
/pɜːdʒ/
US
/pɝːdʒ/
The system automatically purges old files to free up space.
Система автоматически удаляет старые файлы, чтобы освободить место.
The company decided to purge its database of outdated information.
Компания решила очистить свою базу данных от устаревшей информации.
She tried to purge her mind of negative thoughts.
Она пыталась избавиться от негативных мыслей.
Дополнительные переводы
искоренять
устранять
вычищать
Синонимы
clear
eradicate
expel
eliminate
remove
cleanse
exterminate
rid
flush
Антонимы
hold
keep
retain
purgeприлагательное
UK
/pɜːdʒ/
US
/pɝːdʒ/
Often used attributively in technical contexts (e.g., "purge valve") to describe equipment or components designed for purging.

Определения

purgeсуществительное
An abrupt or violent removal of a group of people from an organization or place.
The political party underwent a purge to eliminate members who were not loyal to the new leadership.
The act of getting rid of something unwanted, such as a feeling, memory, or condition.
The therapist suggested a mental purge to help the patient deal with past traumas.
A laxative used to cleanse the body.
The doctor prescribed a purge to prepare the patient for the medical procedure.
A process of flushing a system, pipe, or container with a gas or liquid to remove contaminants or unwanted material, or the gas or liquid used for that purpose.
The engineers performed a nitrogen purge before sealing the tank.
purgeглагол
To rid someone or something of an unwanted quality, condition, or feeling.
The new leader vowed to purge the organization of corruption.
To remove people from an organization, often in a violent or sudden way.
The regime purged its political opponents to consolidate power.
To clear or empty a container or space of something unwanted.
She purged her closet of old clothes she no longer wore.
To cause something to leave the body, often used in a medical or ritualistic context.
The patient was given medication to purge the toxins from his system.
To force gas, air, or another substance through a system, pipe, or container in order to remove contaminants, residual fluids, or unwanted material.
Engineers purged the fuel lines with nitrogen before starting the test.
To delete or erase data from a computer system, database, or storage device so that it cannot be recovered.
The administrator purged the outdated records from the server.
purgeприлагательное
Designed to purge or used in a purging process.
The purge valve was replaced during the maintenance check.
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