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3 Translation results for erase in Spanish

verb | sustantivo | verbo

erase verb

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erased, has erased, is erasing, erases
borrar
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Erasing work from a whiteboard

Example sentences of
erase verb

  • The recording can be erased and the tape used again.
  • Several important files were accidentally erased.
  • You can erase the tape and use it again.
  • She erased the wrong answer from her paper and filled in the correct one.
  • I erased the chalk marks from the blackboard.

Detailed synonyms for erase verb

Erase, expunge, cancel, efface, obliterate, blot out, delete, wipe out significan erradicar o quitar algo para que cese de tener efecto o existencia.
  • Erase indica el acto de quitar o desvanecer, como en el caso de letras o impresiones, a menudo como preparación para la corrección o la sustitución de nuevo material <erase what you wrote and start over>.
  • Expunge recalca una eliminación o destrucción que no deja huella o rastro <expunged all references to the rebels' victories>.
  • Cancel indica una acción, como marcar, revocar o neutralizar, que anula o invalida una cosa <the trip was cancelled>.
  • Efface indica el erradicar una impresión, huella o imagen, al dañar o eliminar la superficie sobre la cual aparece, o la eliminación de todo signo visible de su existencia <the images on the coins had been effaced by wear>.
  • Obliterate indica el cubrir o manchar una cosa ocultándola de la vista, o puede indicar asimismo su destrucción total, eliminando toda huella de su existencia <an outdoor mural almost obliterated by graffiti>.
  • Blot out, al igual que obliterate, connota el hacer una cosa indecifrable o inexistente manchándola u ocultándola completamente <blotted out the names with black ink>.
  • Delete indica la exclusión deliberada de material escrito o el acto de marcarlo para dirigir su exclusión <his editor deleted two paragraphs>.
  • Wipe out sugiere destruir completamente <disease wiped out the potato crop last year>.

era sustantivo

es
era, age

ser verbo

es
to be; to be; to exist, to live; to take place, to occur

Reverse translation for erase

borrar  - to erase, to blot out 
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