| 单词 | efface |
| 释义 | ef·face 1. a. < the “murals” have long since been effaced by rock slides and the weathering of the cliff's wall — American Guide Series: Pennsylvania > b. < his year … of peace had effaced all the ill effects of his previous suffering — Samuel Butler †1902 > < fire suppression … and a comprehensive program of reforestation have effaced the worst of the scars — American Guide Series: Michigan > 2. < he had left a mark on the affairs of the church which would not easily be effaced — R.W.Southern > also < the bloodthirsty aspect of the tyrant is becoming effaced — Norman Douglas > 3. < the wife of a man who had done anything disgraceful in business had only one idea: to efface herself, to disappear with him — Edith Wharton > Synonyms: see erase |
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