prune of

prune (something) of (something else)

To make something more trim, clean, or neat by pruning away that which is superfluous, undesirable, or unnecessary. I want to prune the tree outside of its dead and overgrown branches. As your career evolves, you'll need to start pruning your résumé of less relevant work experience.

prune something of something

to clear, clean, or groom something of something by pruning. Sally was out in the orchard pruning the apple trees of dead branches. They pruned the roses of their unneeded branches.

词组	prune of
释义	prune of prune (something) of (something else) To make something more trim, clean, or neat by pruning away that which is superfluous, undesirable, or unnecessary. I want to prune the tree outside of its dead and overgrown branches. As your career evolves, you'll need to start pruning your résumé of less relevant work experience. See also: of, prune Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. prune something of something to clear, clean, or groom something of something by pruning. Sally was out in the orchard pruning the apple trees of dead branches. They pruned the roses of their unneeded branches. See also: of, prune McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: prune (something) of (something else) prune away prune off Captain Obvious obvious bare necessities necessity from the Department of the Bleeding Obvious cut back be in for
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