| 单词 | purge |
| 释义 | verb | noun purgepurge1 /pɚdʒ/ verb 1[transitive] to force your opponents or people who disagree with you to leave an organization or place, often by using violence: purge something of somebody/something He has repeatedly purged the armed forces of senior commanders.purge somebody/something (from something) Suspected communists were purged from the government.2[transitive] formal to remove something or throw something away: He purged all his files before resigning.purge something of something They want to purge the French language of English words and phrases.purge something from something His books were purged from the libraries.3[transitive] literary to get rid of your bad feelings, such as hatred: purge somebody/something of something It took her months to purge herself of her feelings of guilt.4[intransitive] to force yourself to vomit food, especially because you have an eating disorder5[transitive] medicine to take a medicine to clear all the waste from your bowels verb | noun purgepurge2 noun [countable] 1an action to remove your opponents or people who disagree with you from an organization or place, often using violence: Stalin’s purges in the 1930spurge of a purge of political extremists2medicine old-fashioned a medicine that clears all the waste from your bowels SYN purgative |
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