to obliterate
01
消灭, 彻底摧毁
to completely destroy something
Transitive: to obliterate sth
例子
The powerful explosion was so intense that it seemed to obliterate the entire building.
强大的爆炸如此猛烈，似乎摧毁了整个建筑物。
The digital backup failed, and we had to obliterate the corrupted files to start fresh.
数字备份失败，我们不得不彻底删除损坏的文件以重新开始。
02
抹去, 消除
to eliminate something from one's memory
Transitive: to obliterate a memory
例子
She wished she could obliterate the painful memories of her past.
她希望她能抹去过去痛苦的记忆。
The traumatic experience was so intense that he struggled to obliterate it from his mind.
那次创伤经历如此强烈，以至于他努力想从脑海中抹去它。
例子
The graffiti was obliterated by a thick layer of fresh paint.
涂鸦被一层厚厚的新油漆覆盖了。
Layers of vines and moss had obliterated the ancient carvings on the stone wall.
藤蔓和苔藓的层层覆盖抹去了石墙上的古老雕刻。
04
消除, 使消失
to make a body part, scar, or fluid passage disappear or collapse
Transitive: to obliterate a bodily tissue
例子
Over time, the surgeon 's technique obliterated the scar, leaving the skin smooth.
随着时间的推移，外科医生的技术消除了疤痕，使皮肤变得光滑。
The tumor grew rapidly, obliterating the duct and causing a blockage.
肿瘤迅速生长， obliterating 导管并导致阻塞。
05
盖销, 注销
to mark over a postage stamp so it cannot be used for mailing again
Transitive: to obliterate postage stamps
例子
The postal worker obliterated the stamp with a bold, black ink mark.
邮局工作人员用粗体的黑色墨水标记盖销了邮票。
To avoid fraud, the machine automatically obliterated the stamps during processing.
为了避免欺诈，机器在处理过程中自动盖销了邮票。
obliterate
01
被消灭的, 化为乌有的
reduced to nothingness
词汇树
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obliteration
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