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1 to disabuse oneself of a thing
to disabuse oneself of a thingdesfazer-se de, abandonar.English-Portuguese dictionary > to disabuse oneself of a thing
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2 disabuse
dis.a.buse[disəbj'u:z] vt desabusar, tirar do erro, desiludir. to disabuse oneself of a thing desfazer-se de, abandonar.
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