Help me translate into English Get rid of, get out of translating into English

The English word for getting rid of is cast off.

1. RID to get rid of; Remove; Eliminate.

2. Cast off and discard; Shake off; Unmooring.

3. Break away; Escape; get rid of (shackle or control); Leave; Disengage.

4. get rid of, get rid of; discard, destroy; Dump; Drive away.

5. Escape; escape (from imprisonment or control); escape; escape (from unpleasant or dangerous situations); Shake off; Evade; Avoid (imitation of unpleasant or dangerous things); Escape, survive and prepare for the fight; forgotten; leaking out of the silver knowledge; (unconsciously) by....Emit.

6、shake off

cure (disease); get rid of (bad habits, etc.); Shake off, get rid of (the one who follows); I shake it off and shake it off (so that I do not touch it).

7. pull out (make) exit; Drive away from the side of the road and drive out; Pull; leaving, withdrawing (agreement, competition or organization); "Empty" was changed to dive; (make) out of (recession); Restore health.

8. Slip and fall; Slippery wrestling; Slipped; slip away; Abscission; Quietly fast; Slide; Rapid placement; Decline; Fall into, enter; (quickly and easily) put on, take off; Shake off;

9. detach disassembly; (make) separate, detach; Break; Shake off; Leave.

Bilingual example sentences:

1. I began to realize that they were trying to get rid of me.

i began to suspect they were trying to get rid of me.

2. At a party.

He was always pestering me, and I couldn't get rid of him.

he attached himself to me at the party and i couldn't get rid of him.

3. The company wants to get rid of its image of being geared towards the low-spending class.

the company wants to break away from its downmarket image.

Detachment - verb.

break away

Get rid of, get rid of.

separate

Separate, separate, separate, divide, isolate, detach

Separation, detachment, alienation.

be divorced

Get out of divorce

Divorce, separation.

Detached - noun.

divorce

Divorce, separation.

be divorced from

separate oneself from

Both of these are detached phrases.

The two translators upstairs really made me laugh to death, and I dragged them directly from the translation software and didn't change them myself.

Give the landlord a standard translation:

The global change problem is too broad to be a challenge for any research institution, and even institutions like MIT consume all the information resources for it. As a result, we have established a wide range of cooperative relationships with organizations and individuals around the world. This effectively improves the way we conduct research, increases our academic network (efficiency) to disseminate our research results more widely, and encourages collaboration among scholars and the free exchange of ideas.

In other words, globalization is a complex issue, and it is difficult for a single research institute to conduct research, so they cooperate with other institutions and individuals.

The issue of global warming is too broad and challenging for any one institution, or even a resource that attracts all MIT, so we forge all kinds of interpersonal relationships and organizations and individuals to travel around the world. This greatly strengthens our critical efforts, improves wider collaboration on the dissemination of research findings online, and encourages the free exchange of scholars and ideas.

If you can't fly, run; If you can't run, then go; If you can't walk, then climb. But whichever way you go, you have to move forward.

If you can't fly, then you run; If you can't run, walk; If you can't walk, then crawl; But no matter what, you have to keep moving forward.

For wart should be: forward

I'm going to compete in the Sports Bina Year's Championship. Zhina: Which sport are you going to compete in?

There will be another relay race this afternoon.

I will be competing in the long jump and high jump.

I'm not going to lose. Hole with open i won't lost.

I hope so. i hope so

Hello, is that Michael Mack?

When do we meet in **?

Let's set it at half-past six.

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