Användningsmönster:
to delete [something]
I accidentally deleted the email before reading it.
Véletlenül töröltem az e-mailt, mielőtt elolvastam volna.
Please delete the old photos to free up space.
Kérlek, töröld a régi fotókat, hogy felszabaduljon egy kis hely.
She deleted her social media account last week.
You can delete the text by pressing the backspace key.
The file was deleted by mistake.
Exempel för inlärare
I deleted the photo from my phone.
Töröltem a fotót a telefonomról.
He deleted my name from the list.
Törölte a nevemet a listáról.
Please delete this message.
We deleted many old files.
She deleted the app from her tablet.
Vanligt misstag:
Learners sometimes confuse 'delete' with 'cancel'. 'Delete' means to remove something completely, while 'cancel' means to stop something from happening.
Betydelse
Remove data or text
Ordkombinationer
delete a file
|delete a message
|delete an account
|delete a post
|delete permanently
Synonymer
erase (Often interchangeable in computing contexts, but 'erase' can also refer to removing physical marks.)
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remove (General term for taking something away; less specific to digital contexts.)
Antonymer
restore (To bring back data or files that were deleted.)
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save (To keep data or files instead of removing them.)
Teman
technology
|communication
|daily life
|work
|core_vocabulary
Definition
To remove text, data, or files from a computer or document so they are no longer there.
To remove or erase text, data, or files from a computer, document, or other digital medium.
Användningsmönster:
to delete [something] from [text/document]
The editor deleted three paragraphs from the article.
A szerkesztő kihúzott három bekezdést a cikkből.
You should delete that sentence; it’s redundant.
Húzd ki azt a mondatot; felesleges.
He deleted the last line from his letter before sending it.
Exempel för inlärare
I deleted one word from my essay.
Kihúztam egy szót a fogalmazásomból.
She deleted a line in the letter.
Kihúzott egy sort a levélből.
We deleted two pages from the book.
Vanligt misstag:
Some learners use 'erase' for written content in documents, but 'delete' is more common in digital editing.
Betydelse
Remove written or printed matter
Ordkombinationer
delete a paragraph
|delete a sentence
|delete a section
Synonymer
strike out (To cross out text in editing; more visual than 'delete'.)
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omit (To leave something out intentionally; not always about removing existing text.)
Antonymer
insert (To add new text into a document.)
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include (To keep something in rather than removing it.)
Teman
writing
|editing
|communication
|education
|work
|core_vocabulary
Definition
To take away words or sentences from something written or printed.
To remove words, sentences, or other written content from a document, manuscript, or other physical medium.
Användningsmönster:
to delete [someone] from [contacts/friends list]
She deleted him from her contacts after the argument.
A veszekedés után törölte őt a névjegyei közül.
I deleted three people from my friends list yesterday.
Tegnap három embert töröltem az ismerőseim közül.
If you don’t like his posts, just delete him.
Exempel för inlärare
I deleted my old friend on Facebook.
Töröltem egy régi barátomat a Facebook-ismerőseim közül.
She deleted him from her phone.
Törölte a számát a telefonjából.
He deleted me from his contacts.
Vanligt misstag:
Learners may confuse 'delete' with 'block'; blocking stops all contact, deleting only removes the connection.
Betydelse
Remove someone from contacts or friends list
Ordkombinationer
delete a friend
|delete a contact
Synonymer
unfriend ('Unfriend' is more specific to platforms like Facebook, whereas 'delete' is broader.)
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block (Prevents contact entirely; stronger action than deleting.)
Antonymer
add (To put someone on your list of contacts or friends.)
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follow (To subscribe to someone's updates rather than removing them.)
Teman
technology
|social media
|relationships
|communication
|daily_life
Definition
To take someone off your friends list or block them on social media.
To remove a person from one's list of friends, followers, or contacts on social media or messaging platforms.