sanitize

sanitize
sani·tize
[ˈsænɪtaɪz]
vt
to \sanitize sth
1. esp AM (make clean) etw desinfizieren
2. (pej: make acceptable) etw säubern fig geh
3. (expurgate, make less offensive) etw zensieren
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['snItaɪz]
vt
1) (esp US) keimfrei machen
2) novel, film etc von anstößigen Stellen reinigen or säubern
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sanitize [ˈsænıtaız] v/t besonders US
1. sterilisieren, keimfrei machen
2. fig ein Dokument etc entschärfen
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(US) v.
hygenisch machen ausdr.

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