delete

Word family noundeletionadjectivedeletivedeletoryverbdelete

Related topics: Computers

de·lete /dɪˈliːt/ verb [transitiveT]

REMOVEto remove something that has been written down or stored in a computer 删除，删去

His name was deleted from the list.

他的名字从名单上删掉了。

I deleted the file by mistake.

我误删了这个文件。

► see thesaurus at remove

n THESAURUS

delete to remove something that has been written down or stored in a computer

I think you should delete the second paragraph.

You can delete any files that are no longer required.

cut to remove a section from a piece of writing or a film

You’ll have to cut some of your essay if it’s over 1,500 words.

A couple of scenes had to be cut because they were too violent.

cross something out to draw a line through a word to show that it was a mistake or that you want to change what you have written

If you make a mistake in the exam, just cross it out.

I’ve crossed out the names of people who can’t come.

rub something out British EnglishBrE, erase American EnglishAmE to remove writing or pictures from paper with a rubber, or from a board with a cloth

Use a pencil so you can rub out your mistakes.

I had to rub the whole thing out and start again.

erase to remove sounds or pictures that have been recorded on a machine

You can erase the tape or record over it.

Somehow all my photographs had been erased.

Examples from the Corpus

delete• We can only hope Gilstrap won't push to have any of that text deleted.• Delete any files that end in ".tmp".• The computer automatically deletes any files you have not saved.• But Freenet and Gnutella can not patrol the contents of their networks and delete copyrighted material.• Can you relate this use of questions to the fact that you is deleted from abbreviated questions?• Matt's name was deleted from the list.• That means they have to delete something else to install the new software.• I deleted that whole file by mistake.• You can keep parts or the entire original message, including the subject-or delete the lot.• I think you should delete the second paragraph.• Colin gave the wrong advice about getting floppy disc out when jammed and then I deleted the stuff off the hard disc.• You will first enter a new document, then learn how to delete unwanted characters and insert new ones.• So long as it hasn't been deleted, you should even be able to recall it on line.

From Longman Business Dictionary

deletede·lete /dɪˈliːt/ verb [transitiveT]

1to remove something written on a list, in a document etc

Libelous remarks about living people have been deleted from the document.

The company will be deleted from the S & P 500 Index.

2COMPUTING to remove a document, program etc from a computer

Clean up your mailbox by deleting your old emails.

3MARKETING if a company deletes a product, it stops making it or selling it

—deletion noun [countableC, uncountableU]

investigating the deletion of data from company files

Origin delete

(1400-1500) Latin deletus, past participle of delere “to destroy”

单词	delete
释义	delete Word family noundeletionadjectivedeletivedeletoryverbdelete Related topics: Computers de·lete /dɪˈliːt/ ●●○ verb [transitiveT] REMOVEto remove something that has been written down or stored in a computer 删除，删去 His name was deleted from the list. 他的名字从名单上删掉了。 I deleted the file by mistake. 我误删了这个文件。 ► see thesaurus at remove n THESAURUS delete to remove something that has been written down or stored in a computer I think you should delete the second paragraph. You can delete any files that are no longer required. cut to remove a section from a piece of writing or a film You’ll have to cut some of your essay if it’s over 1,500 words. A couple of scenes had to be cut because they were too violent. cross something out to draw a line through a word to show that it was a mistake or that you want to change what you have written If you make a mistake in the exam, just cross it out. I’ve crossed out the names of people who can’t come. rub something out British EnglishBrE, erase American EnglishAmE to remove writing or pictures from paper with a rubber, or from a board with a cloth Use a pencil so you can rub out your mistakes. I had to rub the whole thing out and start again. erase to remove sounds or pictures that have been recorded on a machine You can erase the tape or record over it. Somehow all my photographs had been erased. Examples from the Corpus delete• We can only hope Gilstrap won't push to have any of that text deleted.• Delete any files that end in ".tmp".• The computer automatically deletes any files you have not saved.• But Freenet and Gnutella can not patrol the contents of their networks and delete copyrighted material.• Can you relate this use of questions to the fact that you is deleted from abbreviated questions?• Matt's name was deleted from the list.• That means they have to delete something else to install the new software.• I deleted that whole file by mistake.• You can keep parts or the entire original message, including the subject-or delete the lot.• I think you should delete the second paragraph.• Colin gave the wrong advice about getting floppy disc out when jammed and then I deleted the stuff off the hard disc.• You will first enter a new document, then learn how to delete unwanted characters and insert new ones.• So long as it hasn't been deleted, you should even be able to recall it on line. From Longman Business Dictionary deletede·lete /dɪˈliːt/ verb [transitiveT] 1to remove something written on a list, in a document etc Libelous remarks about living people have been deleted from the document. The company will be deleted from the S & P 500 Index. 2COMPUTING to remove a document, program etc from a computer Clean up your mailbox by deleting your old emails. 3MARKETING if a company deletes a product, it stops making it or selling it —deletion noun [countableC, uncountableU] investigating the deletion of data from company files Origin delete (1400-1500) Latin deletus, past participle of delere “to destroy”
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