肅清 [肃－]

Jyutping suk1 cing1
Pinyin sù qīng

Definitions (CC-CEDICT)
  1. to purge
Definitions (粵典–words.hk)
  1. 動詞、名詞
    清除​，​消滅​乾淨
    to eradicate or to purge
Definitions (Wiktionary)
  1. verb
    to purge
  2. verb
    to eliminate; to mop up
    (syn.) 去掉, 破, 掃除, 解释, 撤除, 去除, 消解, 削除, 消除, 除去, 報銷, 驅走, 摒除, 打掉, 翦落, 报销, 消释, 荡, 除, 消弭, 除开, 除開, 解除, 驱散, 免除, 驱走, 鏟除, 清除, 祛除, 扫除, 驅除, 铲除, 解釋, 廓清, 蕩, 破除, 排除, 撤, 削, 革除, 破壞, 消釋, 淘汰, 清洗, 驅散, 驱除, 除掉, 排解, 破坏, 屏除, 刷, 消, 除忒
  3. name
    Sook Ching (a systematic purge of perceived hostile elements among the Chinese in Singapore by the Japanese military during the Japanese occupation of Singapore and Malaya from 18 February to 4 March 1942)
  4. adj, archaic, of a country
    at peace and free of corruption
    (syn.) 清平
  5. adj, archaic
    sober; calm
Definitions (Kaifangcidian)
  1. （沒有對應漢語詞彙）
Examples (粵典–words.hk)
  1. Cantonese
    呢个国家啱啱搞完革命，国内仲有好多敌对势力未肃清。
    呢個國家啱啱搞完革命，國內仲有好多敵對勢力未肅清。
    nei1 go3 gwok3 gaa1 ngaam1 ngaam1 gaau2 jyun4 gaap3 ming6, gwok3 noi6 zung6 jau5 hou2 do1 dik6 deoi3 sai3 lik6 mei6 suk1 cing1。
    • There are still hostile forces among the country after revolution.
Examples (Wiktionary)
  1. Mandarin
    肃清
    肅清
    sù qīng
    • to eliminate; to purge
  2. Mandarin
    必须懂得，没有肃清的暗藏的反革命分子是不会死心的，他们必定要乘机捣乱。
    必須懂得，沒有肅清的暗藏的反革命分子是不會死心的，他們必定要乘機搗亂。
    bì xū dǒng de ， méi yǒu sù qīng de àn cáng de fǎn gé mìng fèn zǐ shì bù huì sǐ xīn de ， tā men bì dìng yào chéng jī dǎo luàn ．
    • It must be understood that the hidden counter-revolutionaries still at large will not take things lying down, but will certainly seize even opportunity to make trouble.
  3. Mandarin
    在革命胜利之后，因为肃清了资本主义发展道路上的障碍物，资本主义经济在中国社会中会有一个相当程度的发展，是可以想象得到的，也是不足为怪的。
    在革命勝利之後，因為肅清了資本主義發展道路上的障礙物，資本主義經濟在中國社會中會有一個相當程度的發展，是可以想象得到的，也是不足為怪的。
    zài gé mìng shèng lì zhī hòu ， yīn wèi sù qīng le zī běn zhǔ yì fā zhǎn dào lù shàng de zhàn gài wù ， zī běn zhǔ yì jīng jì zài zhōng guó shè huì zhōng huì yǒu yī ge xiāng dāng chéng dù de fā zhǎn ， shì kě yǐ xiǎng xiàng de dào de ， yě shì bù zú wéi guài de ．
    • It is not at all surprising but entirely to be expected that a capitalist economy will develop to a certain extent within Chinese society with the sweeping away of the obstacles to the development of capitalism after the victory of the revolution.