I. purge [pɜ:ʤ, америк. pɜ:rʤ] ГЛ. перех.
1. purge t. ПОЛИТ.:
- purge
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- to purge an organization of sb [or sb from an organization]
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2. purge:
- purge guilt, sin
- odpokutowywać [perf odpokutować]
- purge hatred
- odrzucać [perf odrzucić]
3. purge bowels:
- purge
- przeczyszczać [perf przeczyścić]
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In the short run, the most notable response was another purge in the summer of 1953.
en.wikipedia.org The purge fell, however, far short of what the radicals had hoped for.
en.wikipedia.org Members are purged regularly, since the club aims to maintain the right balance of people.
en.wikipedia.org The shamans are typically surrounded by an excessive amount of food offerings, laughter, and purging.
en.wikipedia.org Between 1940 and 1955, purges were conducted against those who were complicit in the previous purges.
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