Verbe [transitif] [ɑ̃ləve]
1) retirer Exemple: ''enlever son pull'' Exemple: ''enlever à ''
2) supprimer Exemple: ''enlever une tache''
3) emmener de force Exemple: ''enlever un enfant''
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enlever (ww.)

to rub out ; to filch ; to go thieving ; to hide away ; to kidnap ; to lift out ; to lock up ; to make empty ; to pick loose ; to pick up ; to pull off ; to put away ; to remove ; to rip off ; to fetch ; to stash away ; to stuff away ; to take along ; to take away ; to take down from ; to take off ; to take out ; to tear off ; to trim away ; to tuck away ; to undo ; to undress ; to wipe out ; to evacuate ; to abduct ; to blame someone of ; to chisel off ; to clean out ; to clear out ; to collect ; to come round for ; to cut away ; to delete ; to deprive ; to disrobe ; to drain ; to eliminate ; to empty ; to erase ; to cut off

enlever

batch off ; excise ; kill ; pick up ; put away ; put off ; remove ; store ; take off ; abduct

Bronnen: interglot; Wakefield genealogy pages; Trueterm; Download IATE, European Union, 2017.




FR: arracher
FR: cambrioler
FR: chaparder
FR: débarrasser
FR: déclouer
FR: décoller
FR: déduire
FR: défaire
FR: défalquer
FR: dégager

Let op; In het UK-Engels en het US-Engels worden verschillende woorden gebruikt. In UK-Engels gebruikt men `take away ` In US-Engels gebruikt men `carry out`