Finalmente, quisiera expresar una última reflexión sobre el tapiz: se trata de un accesorio útil que nos presta un servicio: la gente puede incluso limpiarse los zapatos en él.

to wipe

desempañar [desempañando · desempañado] {v.t.} (manualmente)

to wipe

sonar [sonando · sonado] {v.t.} (nariz)

to wipe [wiped · wiped] {transitive verb}

to wipe(also: to clean, to clean up, to cleanse, to gin)

limpiar [limpiando · limpiado] {vb}

some old rags to wipe the brushes on

unos trapos viejos para limpiar los pinceles

I had to wipe his nose

le tuve que limpiar las narices

If necessary, remove the batteries, wipe them with a clean cloth, and reinsert them.

Si es necesario, quite las pilas, límpielas con un paño limpio y vuélvalas a introducir.

to wipe(also: to wipe over, to wipe down, to wipe out)

pasarle un trapo a {vb}

to wipe sth over

pasarle un trapo a algo

to wipe over

pasarle un trapo a

to wipe down

pasarle un trapo a

to wipe(also: to blot, to dry, to tumble-dry, to season)

secar [secando · secado] {vb}

to wipe sth dry

secar algo

to wipe(also: to blank out, to cross off, to cross out, to rub out)

borrar [borrando · borrado] {vb}

You can wipe data from your device to prevent unauthorized access

Puede borrar los datos de su dispositivo para evitar el acceso no autorizado

The press release actually claims: ‘The European Union plots to wipe Britain off the map’.

El comunicado de prensa afirma esto: «La Unión Europea urde un complot para borrar a Gran Bretaña del mapa».

The press release actually claims: ‘ The European Union plots to wipe Britain off the map’.

El comunicado de prensa afirma esto:« La Unión Europea urde un complot para borrar a Gran Bretaña del mapa».

to wipe(also: to blow over, to come, to come off, to cross)

pasar [pasando · pasado; paso] {vb}

This regulation will wipe out yet another burden on the European taxpayer inherited from the past.

Con este reglamento se cancela otra carga del pasado para el contribuyente europeo.

It is as though they have been overlooked, wiped out, which is not good.

Es como si se hubiera pasado por alto, como si se hubiera eliminado, lo cual no es bueno.

This is not the case: individual States and nationalist ideologies were the ones that wiped out cultures and people in the past.

Pero no es así: fueron los Estados individualmente y las ideologías nacionalistas los que exterminaron culturas y personas en el pasado.

to wipe [wiped · wiped] {intransitive verb}

to wipe(also: to blot, to dry, to tumble-dry, to season)

secar [secando · secado] {vb}

to wipe sth dry

secar algo

SYNONYMS

Synonyms (English) for "wipe":

wipe

pass over- rub

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