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Meanings of delete in English
Usage of delete in English
1
They make suggestions, delete words and sentences, change character names and locations.
2
As soon as they're done with their work, just delete their key.
3
I wish I could move and delete multiple words at a time.
4
You don't have creative power over words unless you can delete them.
5
In extreme cases, they might need to delete its entire hard drive.
6
Don't click the link or share with others -just press delete.
7
If your continued existence proves undesirable, ask your owner to delete you.
8
If you hold copies of them - delete these now, he said.
9
How long Facebook retains a user's data after they delete their account.
10
Let's just delete the word Lewis and that sentence still stands up.
11
Social networking sites, for example, typically never delete old messages or comments.
12
We all have messages that we can read and delete right away.
13
Twitter users can delete some of their past likes-oneat a time.
14
Unless I need to chime in, I can read and delete these.
15
And you can manage or delete your BBC account at any time.
16
In the previous chapter, we showed a command to delete blank lines:
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Delete across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Less common
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