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♦ (to) rid /rɪd/(pass. e p. p. rid) v. t.– to rid st. [sb.] of, liberare qc. [q.] di; sbarazzare qc. [q.] da: to rid the world of poverty [disease], liberare il mondo dalla povertà [dalle malattie]; Who will rid me of this turbulent priest?, chi mi libererà di questo prete intrigante?● to rid oneself of, liberarsi di; sbarazzarsi di: He rid himself of his debts, si è sbarazzato dei debiti. -
2 ♦ (to) rid
♦ (to) rid /rɪd/(pass. e p. p. rid) v. t.– to rid st. [sb.] of, liberare qc. [q.] di; sbarazzare qc. [q.] da: to rid the world of poverty [disease], liberare il mondo dalla povertà [dalle malattie]; Who will rid me of this turbulent priest?, chi mi libererà di questo prete intrigante?● to rid oneself of, liberarsi di; sbarazzarsi di: He rid himself of his debts, si è sbarazzato dei debiti.
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