remove in English: To take something away from a place, or to take it off. (verb)

Translation

To take something away from a place, or to take it off.

Word origin

From Old French remouvoir, from Latin removere, made of re- (back) and movere (to move).

Verb typeregular (remove, removes, removed)

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Here "remove" means take off.

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The plates were taken away from that place.

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Here it means to get rid of something.

take

To get hold of something and carry it, or to move it with you.

move

To move is to go from one place to another, or to put something in a new place.

clean

To take away dirt from something so it is no longer dirty.

cut

To split or open something using a knife or other sharp tool.

put

To move something to a place and leave it there.

replace

To put a new thing where an old one was, or to take the place of someone.

eliminate

To remove something completely, or to knock a player or team out of a competition.

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