rub out
US /rʌb aʊt/
・UK /rʌb aʊt/
C1
phr.v.To erase or remove writing or marks.
He rubbed out the pencil marks on the paper.
phr.v.To kill or assassinate someone.
The mobster was rubbed out by rivals last night.
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Learn English - Sentences: Relative Clauses 2 (who, whom, which)
- take the first part of the sentence and move it up there, now I'll need to rub out the
take the first part of the sentence and move it up there, now I'll need to rub out the
- (let's get it in the right place, there) now I need to rub out the 'w' and put a small
(let's get it in the right place, there) now I need to rub out the 'w' and put a small
WORK, RELATIONSHIPS AND LIFE TOGETHER | B2 Listening Practice | EP17 #luyennghetienganh
- the teacher pushes us to be brave and not worry that we won't be able to rub out mistakes.
the teacher pushes us to be brave and not worry that we won't be able to rub out mistakes.