| 单词 | expel |
| 释义 | ex·pel 1. < the gigantic explosion … expelled some four and a half cubic miles of pumice — Howel Williams > < filled her lungs with a long inhalation and expelled the smoke — B.A.Williams > < superstitions become lodged in our mental constitutions and sometimes are modified or expelled only with the greatest difficulty — F.A.Geldard > 2. < citizens organized vigilante committees and expelled or subdued the undesirables — American Guide Series: Tennessee > specifically < an alien within a deportable class had to be expelled — Harvard Law Review > 3. < the boy attended school but was expelled for fighting with his teacher — A.F.Harlow > 4. obsolete < would you not poor fellowship expel, myself would offer you to accompany — Edmund Spenser > 5. obsolete < O, that that earth … should patch a wall to expel the winter's flaw — Shakespeare > 6. obsolete < was not slow to expel the shaft from her contracted bow — John Dryden > Synonyms: see eject |
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