removal

removal
removal
A n
1 (elimination) (of tax, barrier, subsidy, threat) suppression f ; (of doubt, worry) disparition f ;
2 (cleaning) for the removal of grease stains pour enlever les taches de graisse ; stain removal détachage m ;
3 (withdrawal) (of troops) retrait m ;
4 Med (excision) ablation f ;
5 (change of home, location) déménagement m (from de ; to à) ;
6 (dismissal) (of employee, official) renvoi m ; (of leader) déposition f, révocation f ; after his removal from office à la suite de sa déposition or révocation ;
7 (of demonstrators, troublemakers) expulsion f ;
8 (collecting) he's responsible for the removal of the rubbish/boxes il est chargé d'enlever les ordures/cartons ;
9 (transfer) (of patient, prisoner) transfert m ;
10 ○ (killing) euph liquidation f.
B modif [costs, firm] de déménagement.

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