banish

UK:  ['bænɪʃ]

US:  ['bænɪʃ]

第三人称单数：banishes  现在分词：banishing  过去式：banished  

v.

1.放逐,驱逐;充军发配,把…发配充军

2.把…充军,处…以流刑,流放,放逐

3.排除,驱除,消除,排除干净;销毁

4.消除,排除(恐惧等)

5.撵走,开除;去掉,摒弃

6.禁止,禁绝

7.扔到一边去

8.遮住

9.打破

10.〔体〕罚出场

1 . He knew it would take someone more pious than himself to banish the ghost of the murdered man and reclaim the money for God.
他知道它将采取虔诚某人比他自己驱逐被谋杀的人的鬼魂和索还上帝的金钱。

2 . The Founding Fathers did not intend to banish religion from the public square any more than they intended to create a Christian nation.
开国之父们的意图并没有打算从公众广场驱逐宗教，反之要创立一个基督教国家。

3 . His first act was to banish Misty from the premises, though she found a home with one of the children.
他的第一个命令是先把米斯迪放走，虽然她已经在一个孩子家中安顿下来。

4 . I still remind myself that it won't do any good to banish the feelings inside of me that I don't like and don't want to have anymore.
我仍然提醒我自己，驱逐内心中我不喜爱也不想再有的感觉是没有任何好处的。

5 . But remember, trying to decipher a scary dream won't make it go away, says Dr. Harris. "Tackling a nightmare head on can help banish it. "
但是海瑞丝博士同时告诫我们，别忘了，破解可怕的梦并不能使我们远离恶梦，“迎头处置恶梦有助于赶走恶梦”。