to efface
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British pronunciation
/ɪfˈe‍ɪs/

Definición y Significado de "efface"

to efface
01

borrar

to remove something, often by rubbing or gentle wiping
Transitive: to efface a mark
to efface definition and meaning
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The artist decided to efface the pencil sketch and start the drawing anew.
El artista decidió borrar el boceto a lápiz y comenzar el dibujo de nuevo.
Using an eraser, she carefully effaced the incorrect answer from the paper.
Usando una goma de borrar, ella borró cuidadosamente la respuesta incorrecta del papel.
02

borrar, eliminar

to completely erase or remove a memory or feeling from the mind
Transitive: to efface a thought or memory
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Time gradually effaced the pain of her loss.
El tiempo gradualmente borró el dolor de su pérdida.
The joyful moments helped efface the sadness she had felt for years.
Los momentos alegres ayudaron a borrar la tristeza que había sentido durante años.
03

diluirse, desvanecerse

to deliberately make oneself less noticeable
Transitive: to efface oneself
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She tried to efface herself at the party, standing quietly in a corner.
Ella intentó diluirse en la fiesta, quedándose en silencio en una esquina.
He effaced himself during the meeting, letting others take the spotlight.
Él se desvaneció durante la reunión, dejando que otros tomaran el protagonismo.
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