purged

《柯林斯词典》解释

purge (verb) /pɜːdʒ/: If a person or group is purged, they are forcibly removed from a position of power or influence.

purge (verb) /pɜːdʒ/: If a government, organization, or person purges its members, it removes people who are considered to be undesirable from a position of power or influence.

purge (noun) /pɜːrdʒ/: A purge is an attempt to remove a group of people who are considered to be undesirable from a position of power or influence within a government, organization, or society.

purge (adjective) /pɜːrdʒ/: Purge is used to describe an action or process that is intended to remove people who are considered to be undesirable from a position of power or influence.

《牛津词典》解释

purge (verb) /pɜːdʒ/: Rid (someone) of an unwanted feeling, memory, or condition, typically giving a sense of cathartic release.

purge (noun) /pɜːrdʒ/: An abrupt or violent removal of a group of people from an organization or place.

purge (noun) /pɜːrdʒ/: An abrupt or violent removal of people from an organization because of their unacceptable views or behavior.

purge (adjective) /pɜːrdʒ/: Characterized by or having undergone a purge.

词语辨析

purge与cleanse：两者都有清除的意思，但purge更强调从权力或影响力中清除人员，而cleanse更指从不良行为、情感等方面进行清除。

词汇扩充

相关词汇：purification, elimination, expulsion, eradication, ousting

近义词

1. remove
2. expel
3. dismiss
4. oust
5. eject

反义词

1. accept
2. include
3. retain
4. admit
5. welcome

用法

1. The government purged all dissidents from positions of power. (verb)

2. The purge of corrupt officials was necessary for the country's development. (noun)

3. The company underwent a purge of its non-performing employees. (noun)

4. They carried out a purge of the party to rid it of those with radical views. (noun)

5. The purge process was harsh but necessary to rebuild trust in the organization. (adjective)

中英双语对照例句

1. 政府将所有持异议的人从权力岗位上清除。
2. The government purged all dissidents from positions of power.
3. 公司对表现不佳的员工进行了清洗。
4. The company underwent a purge of its non-performing employees.
5. 他们对党派进行了清洗，以摆脱那些持激进观点者。
6. They carried out a purge of the party to rid it of those with radical views.
7. 这个组织的清洗过程虽然严酷，但对于重建信任是必要的。
8. The purge process was harsh but necessary to rebuild trust in the organization.
9. 她试图摆脱对过去的回忆。
10. She tried to purge herself of the memories of the past.
11. 这场军事行动旨在彻底清除叛军。
12. The military operation aimed to purge the rebels completely.
13. 政府对学术界的清洗引起了国际社会的广泛关注。
14. The government's purge of the academic community has drawn wide international attention.
15. 公司高层决定进行一次大规模的清除行动。
16. The top management of the company decided to carry out a large-scale purge.
17. 他们试图将所有反对派成员驱逐出党派。
18. They attempted to expel all members of the opposition party.
19. 这个组织已经摆脱了腐败。
20. The organization has purged itself of corruption.
21. 政府决定解雇所有不称职的公务员。
22. The government decided to dismiss all incompetent civil servants.
23. 他们从组织中将那些不忠诚的成员驱逐出去。
24. They expelled the members who were not loyal to the organization.