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arrange; line up; exclude; rehearse
Meanings
5 senses · 25 examplesverb
to arrange; to line up; to place in order
Used when placing objects or people in a particular order or formation.
Please arrange these books in a line.
The students are lining up to do exercises on the playground.
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He arranged the documents neatly by date.
The books on the shelf are arranged in alphabetical order.
We need to rearrange the furniture.
verb
to exclude; to eliminate; to get rid of
Used when removing something unwanted or unwelcome.
The doctor is helping him eliminate toxins from his body.
We need to eliminate the errors in this plan.
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He was excluded from the team.
Troubleshooting requires professional knowledge.
The police are working to eliminate potential safety hazards.
verb
to rehearse; to practice; to stage
Specifically used for rehearsing performances, plays, or shows.
The actors are rehearsing tomorrow's play.
The dance troupe rehearses for several hours every day.
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The director asked us to rehearse the last scene again.
They are rehearsing a new dance program.
To ensure the performance is successful, we need to rehearse more times.
noun
row; line; rank
Refers to a line or sequence of people or things arranged in a straight formation.
The seats in the classroom are arranged in three rows.
Please come stand in the second row.
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The book you want is on the third shelf row.
The soldiers formed neat ranks.
Front row tickets at the theater are more expensive.
verb
to drain; to discharge; to emit
Used for releasing liquids, gases, or other substances.
This pipe is used to discharge wastewater.
Automobile exhaust emissions are harmful to the environment.
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This battery emits toxic substances.
The doctor advised him to drink more water to detoxify.
Factories need to install waste gas treatment equipment to reduce emissions.