Word · Frequency #2872
ridded
摆脱，去除
ridded is the past of rid.
to remove or eliminate something unwanted or troublesome
- 1.
Followed by of: to free (oneself or someone, or a place) from an annoyance or hindrance.
后接of:使(自己或某人或某地)摆脱烦扰或阻碍。
- 2.
Followed by away, from, or out of: to remove (oneself or someone, or something, that is annoying, troublesome, or unwanted).
后接away、from或out of:移除(自己或某人或令人烦恼、麻烦或不需要的东西)。
- 3.
Often followed by from, of, or out of: to free or release, or to rescue or save, (oneself or someone, or something).
常后接from、of或out of:使(自己或某人或某物)自由或解脱,或解救。
后接of:使(自己或某人或某地)摆脱烦扰或阻碍。；后接away、from或out of:移除(自己或某人或令人烦恼、麻烦或不需要的东西)。；常后接from、of或out of:使(自己或某人或某物)自由或解脱,或解救。；免除；以...清除
In use
She finally rid her closet of old clothes she never wore.
He tried to rid himself of the bad habit by keeping busy.
I will be glad when we are rid of this old furniture.
rid + object + of + something
rid 通常与 of 连用，表示去除不想要的东西。
We must rid the house of pests.
我们必须清除房子里的害虫。
rid oneself of something
该结构强调自己摆脱某物。
He rid himself of the bad habit.
他戒掉了坏习惯。
be rid of something
be rid of 表示状态，强调已经摆脱。
The garden was finally rid of weeds.
Connections
Collocations
- be rid of
- 摆脱了，除掉了
- I am glad to be rid of that old furniture.我很高兴摆脱了那件旧家具。
- get rid of
- 摆脱，除去，处理掉
- She wants to get rid of her old clothes.她想处理掉她的旧衣服。
- rid oneself of
- 使自己摆脱（不良习惯等）
- He tried to rid himself of the bad habit.他试图改掉这个坏习惯。
Idioms & figurative uses
- get rid of
- 摆脱，丢弃I need to get rid of these old boxes.我需要处理掉这些旧箱子。
- be rid of
- 摆脱；除去She was glad to be rid of her cold.她很高兴感冒好了。
- rid oneself of
Learner notes
Memory Tip
瑞的（rid）成功甩掉包袱，摆脱困境。
Context & Register
该义项（relieve from）比较正式，多用于书面语或固定搭配（如get rid of）。在实际语境中，常出现在表达清除、摆脱或免除的场合。
Pronunciation & Spelling
All these words share the ending sound /ɪd/, which rhymes with the given word. No common lookalikes that sound differently are included.
High-value vocabulary
该词属于 Oxford 核心词汇，值得优先掌握常见搭配和句型。
Usage priority
Collins 词频等级为 3，建议结合例句记忆，而不是只背中文释义。
Learn the forms together
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