Definition of dislodge - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
removaltr. force out of a place of restingtr.
- The cat was dislodged from its cozy spot by the noisy dog.
2.
movementintr. move or go from a former positionintr.
- The rock dislodged and rolled down the hill.
3.
job removaltr. Rare remove someone from a job or positiontr. Rare
- The new manager dislodged the old team leader.
Origin of dislodge
Middle English, dis- (apart) + loger (lodge)
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Examples of dislodge in a sentence
She managed to dislodge the stuck drawer with a firm pull. The wind was strong enough to dislodge the loose tiles. The board decided to dislodge the CEO after the scandal. Efforts to dislodge the incumbent senator were unsuccessful.
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- French:déloger, détacher, ...
- German:verdrängen, lösen, ...
- Italian:spostare, dislocare, ...
- Spanish:desplazar, desprender, ...
- Portuguese:deslocar, desprender, ...
- Chinese:驱逐, 移开, ...
- Japanese:追い出す, 動く, ...
- Arabic:طَرَدَ, أَزَاحَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְחַלֵּץ, לְהִתְנַתֵּק, ...
- Russian:выгонять, сдвинуть, ...
- Ukrainian:витісняти, зрушити, ...
- Hindi:निकालना, खिसकना, ...
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