dispelled

英 [dɪˈspeld]

美 [dɪˈspeld]

v.  驱散，消除(尤指感觉或信仰)
dispel的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 驱散;消除
  Todispelan idea or feeling that people have means to stop them having it.
  1. The President is attempting to dispel the notion that he has neglected the economy.
     有人认为总统忽视了经济，总统正试图消除这种看法。

双语例句

• He dispelled the myth that Calvinism was anti-evangelistic.
  他驱散了那种认为加尔文主义反对传福音的神话。
• So: you have dispelled the going out, the coming in, the accepting.
  所以：你抛弃了走出去、走进来和接受的做法。
• A conversation with his wife dispelled any doubts he had about awarding athletic scholarships to gamers.
  与妻子的一席话，让他打消了为游戏玩家提供体育奖学金的疑虑。
• Provisions in the law does not mean that society has on the bias was dispelled empty.
  在法律上有规定并不意味着社会上的偏见被一扫而空了。
• His cheerful laughter dispelled her fears.
  他愉快的笑声消除了她的恐惧。
• This illusion is eventually dispelled with increased knowledge and experience.
  这个错觉最终会随着知识和经验的增长而消失。
• The captain's cheerful laugh dispelled our fears.
  船长愉快的笑声消除了我们的恐惧。
• Hopefully, the previous section dispelled any RAID myths that you might have had.
  但愿上节已经澄清了您关于RAID的任何错误认识。
• Her former tendency toward melancholia was dispelled.
  她从前忧郁的倾向已经消失了。
• The sun soon dispelled the mist.
  太阳不久就驱散了薄雾。