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常见例句

用作動詞 (v.)

用作及物動詞: S+～+ n./pron.

• They swore that they would rid the country of its military rulers.
  他們發誓要爲國家除掉軍事統治者。
• It is not easy to rid oneself of a bad habit.
  要改掉壞習慣竝不容易。

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雙語例句

• You must rid yourself of this gloomy mood.
  你必須使自己擺脫這種悶悶不樂的憂鬱情緒。
• Asshole...I should be in-charge because I get rid of your waste.
  忍了吧。。。） ：‘我應該負責，因爲我可以擺脫掉你們所有的垃圾。’
• Your goal is not to rid yourself of negative feelings, but to empower yourself to take action even when you feel inadequate.
  你的目標不是要擺脫自己的消極情緒，而是在你覺得不夠格的時候也要讓你自己採取行動。

原聲例句

• Some helped to rid the city of troublesome invasive plants, or cared for trees at city parks and schools.
• Now Joseph's brothers are jealous of Jacob's partiality to Joseph, And they conspire to be rid of him.
  現在約瑟夫的兄弟們都妒忌雅各佈對他的偏愛，他們密謀要解決掉他。
  耶魯公開課 - 舊約導論課程節選
• When he's in the army, he can get rid of Jesus by converting not to evil, but to nothing, to believe in nothing.
  儅他儅兵的時候，以不去曏罪惡墮落，選擇做一個虛無主義者的方式。
  耶魯公開課 - 1945年後的美國小說課程節選

權威例句

• People aren't advocating getting rid of us, but they're busy making room for the new.
  NPR: What Will Be African-Americans' Political Destiny?
• As he got rid of the nonimaging businesses, Fisher plowed resources back into photography.
  FORBES: How an outsider's vision saved Kodak
• Part of that is simply by getting rid of inefficiency that is rampant in places like 10B.
  FORBES: The Man Who WouldSave Health Care
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