Des questions concernant des phrases d'exemple avec, et la définition et l'utilisation de "Remove"

A: eliminar

A: To take away.

A: It can mean a person doesn't have a good relation with another person.

A: Remove your hat, please.
I removed the pot from the stove.
The doctor removed the child's appendix.

A: I removed these plates from the table
You should remove these books from your bed

A: Remove is a verb.
She removed the dirty dishes from the table.
removal is a noun which means act of removing.
His condition required the removal of a kidney.
The removal of trash is necessary to be healthy.

A: Omit= not include something or someone by accident
"He omitted the return address on the envelope and that was a problem"
exclude= purposefully not include someone or something
"The team was excluded from the finals because they were disqualified"
remove= to take away from
"My mother removed me from gym class due to doctor's orders"
remove= to clean a surface
"I removed the stain using baking soda and white vinegar"
eliminate= to stop someone or something from advancing
"I eliminated the danger by taking appropriate measures for our safety"
"The team was eliminated from the competition"

A: Remove means to separate something from an arrangement. For example, if you have a bad tooth, you can have it removed from your other teeth. When you buy new clothes, you remove sales tags.

Delete is to get rid of something so that it's as though it never happened. Pressing delete on a computer keyboard, for example, deletes text so, afterward, it's as though you never typed the text.

Eliminate means to remove something totally and permanently. For instance, in elimination tournaments, the loser or losing team is removed from the roster and can never rejoin that specific tournament.

A: Generally, 'delete' is used to talk about digital things.
"I deleted the movie clip."
"You deleted the data on the computer."
You can also use 'delete' to describe crossing out words on paper, but this is rare.
"She deleted the paragraph."

'Remove' can be used in many circumstances.
- to take off clothing
"He removed his shirt."
- to take away something
"She removed the cup from the table."
"He removed his make-up."
- to get rid off
"The students were removed from the room."
- to be fired from a job (uncommon)
"She was removed from her position as teacher."

Hope this helped!

A: They could mean the same thing but major difference is to remove something can mean to just take it away. To delete something means to erase it or get rid of it completely.

A: I have seen the movie and have read the page you have in the book and I am fluent in English. I still don’t quite understand that sentence. Sorry ;-).

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A: "I removed the extra "is", from the previous sentence.

A: what should be removed?