eradicate [ɪˈrædɪkeɪt] ГЛ. перех.
- eradicate disease
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- eradicate crime, corruption
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In the north, the feast quickly eradicated and also in the south the carnaval was restricted.
en.wikipedia.org The owner of the nursery was interested in the plant and allowed it to reproduce; subsequent efforts to eradicate it were not successful.
en.wikipedia.org Occasionally, an infestation is established, but is then eradicated.
en.wikipedia.org Expansion of both towns has now eradicated any geographical separation between the two.
en.wikipedia.org Most of religious monuments, rural crosses, small chapels were eradicated from the region as well.
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