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 eradicate [i'rædikeit]   添加此单词到默认生词本
vt. 根除, 扑灭, 根绝, 消灭

  1. He eradicated weeds in his garden.
    他把花园中的杂草根除了。
  2. Smallpox has almost been eradicated.
    天花几乎已经被消灭了。
  3. They attempted to eradicate crime.
    他们力图根除罪恶。


eradicate


Eradicate \E*rad"i*cate\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Eradicated}; p.
pr. & vb. n. {Eradicating}.] [L. eradicatus, p. p. of
eradicare to eradicate; e out + radix, radicis, root. See
{Radical}.]
1. To pluck up by the roots; to root up; as, an oak tree
eradicated.

2. To root out; to destroy utterly; to extirpate; as, to
eradicate diseases, or errors.

This, although now an old an inveterate evil, might
be eradicated by vigorous treatment. --Southey.

Syn: To extirpate; root out; exterminate; destroy;
annihilate.

  1. Transportation Secretary Elizabeth Dole welcomed the court's decision, saying it "reaffirms the administration's commitment to eradicate blood borders and rid our highways of drunk drivers."
  2. The government spent millions of dollars and failed to eradicate the coyote.
  3. A court today ruled Solidarity legal again, officially ending a futile seven-year attempt by Communist authorities to eradicate the Soviet bloc's first independent workers' movement.
  4. Housing Secretary Jack Kemp announced Friday a national plan to eradicate lead poisoning in millions of U.S. homes in which children are exposed to peeling lead-based paint or high levels of lead in house dust.
  5. If we can succeed here we can reach our goal to totally eradicate guinea worm" by 1995, Carter said during a meeting with the nation's health minister, Dr. Olikoye Ransome-Kuti.
  6. For at Auschwitz-Birkenau, where in the spring flowers blew in the breeze under the smoke from human bodies, ruthless leaders of a highly educated people made a supreme effort to eradicate an entire race of people.
  7. Few Americans realize DDT may have contributed more to human happiness than any other synthetic chemical because of its ability to eradicate malaria.
  8. By the year 2000, noted a government statement cited by the Associated Press last month, Romania expects "to eradicate basic differences between villages and cities and to ensure the harmonious development of all sections of the country."
  9. In 1981, California spent about $100 million to eradicate a statewide infestation that destroyed $100 million in crops.
  10. We have to eradicate it." Deukmejian said if eradication efforts fail there will be higher food prices, quarantines on California fruit by foreign governments, loss of jobs and even placement of maggot-infested fruit on supermarket shelves.
  11. The package instructs programmers on how to refine software before it is completed and how to eradicate inconsistencies in programming practices.
  12. He donated $500,000 to the former president's library in Atlanta and later gave $2.5 million to Global 2000, a program launched by Mr. Carter to help eradicate disease and promote better farming in the Third World.
  13. In 1985, the EC began a $170 million, 10-year program to eradicate the tsetse fly in southern Africa.
  14. He agreed to take the job after the Bush administration and key congressmen pledged Friday to help eradicate the center's $15 million deficit and to subsidize a backlog of repairs and maintenance.
  15. The stain wears off your hands in a few days, but repeated trips to the dry cleaner fail to eradicate the dress spot.
  16. The progress follows a 1985 Pan American Health Organization initiative to eradicate indigenous transmission of wild polio virus by the end of 1990.
  17. "As we aggressively pursue our objectives to eradicate drugs from our housing programs we will not do so at the expense of individual tenants' rights," he added in a written statement.
  18. Some of the writers are doing excellent." The quest to eradicate stereotypes has even reached Emmy-award winning Villaverde's underwear.
  19. So Father Joe, as he is known in this slum neighborhood on the edge of downtown San Diego, is working in his pragmatic way not to eradicate homelessness, just to manage it.
  20. After discovering the mistake that made the virus multiply much faster than he had planned, Mr. Morris had a friend send a message to an electronic bulletin board (which carries computerized messages) explaining how to eradicate the virus.
  21. But there also is a powerful religious base despite 70 years of Communist efforts to eradicate it, he said.
  22. The report urged Congress to do more to eradicate illiteracy and to get private groups and businesses to join the battle.
  23. Mr. Dukakis proposes appointing a federal drug-fighting czar, spending more on local anti-drug programs and using U.S. troops to help other nations eradicate drugs.
  24. Vietnam says it has withdrawn its soldiers and will let the Hanoi-installed government fight the guerrillas Vietnam couldn't eradicate despite superior firepower.
  25. The government puts the blame on increased Maoist guerrilla activity in the Upper Huallaga Valley in Peru, as well as the South American governments' refusal to use aerial herbicides to eradicate the coca plants.
  26. "This ought to serve as a reminder to all of us that there is still hatred and prejudice and anti-semitism in our world, and all decent citizens need to eradicate these evils," Rabbi Joshua Plaut said.
  27. Rank Xerox has just launched an improved code of conduct which it hopes other equipment suppliers will emulate. Pressure is also mounting for changes in the law to eradicate the copy plan problem.
  28. Support also is strong for efforts to eradicate coca crops _ from which the cocaine is produced _ in such countries as Colombia, Bolivia and Peru.
  29. PIG BREEDERS look set to eradicate the gene for stress from their herds.
  30. Sen. Javier Valle Riestra, a member of the governing Aprista Party who is a leading defender of human rights, said the military establishment feels the death of innocent people is a price Peru must pay to eradicate leftist terrorism.
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