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to purge the bowels

  • 1 purge

    1. transitive verb
    1) (cleanse) reinigen (of von)
    2) (remove) entfernen

    purge away or out — beseitigen

    3) (rid) säubern [Partei] (of von); (remove) entfernen [Person]
    4) (Med.) abführen lassen [Patienten]
    2. noun
    (clearance) Säuberung[saktion], die; (Polit.) Säuberung, die
    * * *
    [pə:‹] 1. verb
    1) (to make (something) clean by clearing it of everything that is bad, not wanted etc.) reinigen
    2) (to rid (a political party etc) of disloyal members.) säubern
    2. noun
    (an act of purging.) die Reinigung
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    * * *
    [pɜ:ʤ, AM pɜ:rʤ]
    I. vt
    ▪ to \purge sb/sth of sth jdn/etw von etw dat reinigen a. fig
    to \purge metal of dross Metall von Schlacke reinigen
    to \purge oneself/sb of a suspicion sich/jdn von einem Verdacht lossprechen
    ▪ to \purge sth of sth ( fig) organization etw von etw dat säubern
    ▪ to \purge oneself/sb of sth guilt, suspicion sich/jdn von etw dat reinwaschen
    most government officials have been \purged of charges of corruption die meisten Regierungsangestellten sind von Korruptionsvorwürfen freigesprochen worden; REL ( fig)
    ▪ to \purge sb/sth of sth jdn/etw von etw dat befreien [o rein waschen] fig
    Roman Catholics go to confession to \purge their souls of sin Katholiken gehen zur Beichte, um ihre Seele von Sünden reinzuwaschen
    ▪ to \purge sth of [or from] sb/sth organization etw von jdm/etw säubern
    the new state governor has promised to \purge the police force of corruption der neue Gouverneur hat versprochen, die Polizei von korrupten Elementen zu säubern
    ▪ to \purge sb ( also euph) unwanted members jdn liquidieren euph
    to \purge an offence ein Verbrechen sühnen
    to \purge one's contempt [or a contempt of court] sich akk für Missachtung des Gerichts entschuldigen
    4. MED (empty)
    to \purge the bowels Stuhlgang haben, den Darm entleeren, abführen
    ▪ to \purge sb jdn abführen lassen, jdm Abführmittel geben
    ▪ to \purge sth etw löschen
    II. vi MED
    to binge and \purge sich akk vollstopfen und [anschließend] erbrechen
    III. n
    1. (cleaning out) Reinigung f, Säuberung f
    2. POL (getting rid of) Säuberung[saktion] f
    3. ( dated: laxative) Abführmittel nt
    * * *
    [pɜːdZ]
    1. n
    2. vt
    reinigen; body entschlacken; guilt, offence, sin büßen; (POL ETC) party, organization säubern (of von); traitor, member eliminieren (from aus)

    to purge the bowels — den Darm entleeren

    * * *
    purge [pɜːdʒ; US pɜrdʒ]
    A v/t
    1. reinigen, säubern, befreien ( alle:
    of, from von)
    2. fig jemanden reinigen (of, from von), von Schuld oder Verdacht freisprechen:
    purge o.s. of a suspicion sich von einem Verdacht reinigen
    3. eine Flüssigkeit klären, läutern
    4. MED
    a) besonders den Darm entleeren, entschlacken
    b) jemandem (ein) Abführmittel geben
    5. ein Verbrechen sühnen
    6. POL
    a) eine Partei etc säubern
    b) jemanden (aus der Partei etc) ausschließen
    c) jemanden liquidieren (töten)
    B v/i
    1. sich läutern
    2. MED
    a) purgieren, abführen (Medikament)
    b) Stuhlgang haben
    C s
    1. Reinigung f, Säuberung f
    2. MED Darmentleerung f, Entschlackung f
    3. POL Säuberung(saktion) f
    4. → purgative B
    * * *
    1. transitive verb
    1) (cleanse) reinigen (of von)
    2) (remove) entfernen

    purge away or out — beseitigen

    3) (rid) säubern [Partei] (of von); (remove) entfernen [Person]
    4) (Med.) abführen lassen [Patienten]
    2. noun
    (clearance) Säuberung[saktion], die; (Polit.) Säuberung, die
    * * *
    (medicine) n.
    Entschlackung f. n.
    Säuberung f.
    Säuberungsaktion f. v.
    abführen v.
    reinigen v.

    English-german dictionary > purge

  • 2 purge

    [pɜ:ʤ, Am pɜ:rʤ] vt;
    1) (a. fig: cleanse)
    to \purge sb/ sth of sth jdn/etw von etw dat reinigen (a. fig)
    to \purge metal of dross Metall von Schlacke reinigen;
    to \purge oneself/ sb of a suspicion sich/jdn von einem Verdacht lossprechen;
    to \purge sth of sth ( fig) organization etw von etw dat säubern;
    to \purge oneself/ sb of sth guilt, suspicion sich/jdn von etw dat reinwaschen;
    most government officials have been \purged of charges of corruption die meisten Regierungsangestellten sind von Korruptionsvorwürfen freigesprochen worden rel; ( fig)
    to \purge sb/ sth of sth jdn/etw von etw dat befreien [o reinwaschen] ( fig)
    Roman Catholics go to confession to \purge their souls of sin Katholiken gehen zur Beichte, um ihre Seele von Sünden reinzuwaschen
    to \purge sth of [or from] sb/ sth organization etw von jdm/etw säubern;
    the new state governor has promised to \purge the police force of corruption der neue Gouverneur hat versprochen, die Polizei von korrupten Elementen zu säubern;
    to \purge sb (a. euph) unwanted members jdn liquidieren ( euph)
    3) law ( wipe out) sühnen;
    to \purge an offence ein Verbrechen sühnen
    4) med ( empty)
    to \purge the bowels Stuhlgang haben, den Darm entleeren, abführen;
    to \purge sb jdn abführen lassen, jdm Abführmittel geben vi med
    to binge and \purge sich akk voll stopfen und [anschließend] erbrechen n
    1) ( cleaning out) Reinigung f, Säuberung f
    2) pol ( getting rid of) Säuberung[saktion] f
    3) (dated: laxative) Abführmittel nt

    English-German students dictionary > purge

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