| 释义 |
evulse, v.|ɪv ˈʌls|
[f. L. ēvuls-, ēvellĕre to pluck out.]
trans. To pluck or pull out, tear away. Cf. evulsed ppl. a.
1827Lamb Let. 18 Sept. (1935) III. 131 Twas with some pain we were evuls'd from Colebrook. 1910Practitioner June 786 Polypi (myomatous or mucous) may be evulsed or scraped away. 1926Daily Tel. 6 Aug. 5/7 Until the tooth is loosened and finally evulsed. |