erase [ɪˈreɪz, америк. ɪˈreɪs] ГЛ. перех.
| I | erase |
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| you | erase |
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| we | erase |
| you | erase |
| they | erase |
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| you | erased |
| he/she/it | erased |
| we | erased |
| you | erased |
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| I | have | erased |
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As he feared, he was indeed captured and had his memory erased.
en.wikipedia.org The worm was also designed so that it would be erased when an infected computer was shut down, thus preventing multiple infections from becoming problematic.
en.wikipedia.org As newer machines came out the problem was erased through increased performance of the hardware, and the problem simply went away.
en.wikipedia.org Realizing he is in danger of being discovered, he decides to erase all record of his existence from the center.
en.wikipedia.org The way in which the family is silent about her erases her from the family history and from life itself.
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