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Discover LudwigThe phrase "I have emptied" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when indicating that you have removed the contents from something, such as a container or a space. Example: "After the party, I have emptied the trash bins to make room for the next event."
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"I have emptied my memory.
According to one gravedigger: "I have emptied a cesspool, and the smell of it was rose-water compared with the smell of graves".
"I have a five-gallon Shop-Vac, and so far today I have emptied it a hundred and twenty-nine times".
"I have emptied the property," Luis Guevara, the owner of the house, which is in the Coconut Grove section of the city, said in an interview.
The next evening, after I have emptied the tubes -- I've taken my son to see the spate of recent vampire flicks so the sight of blood doesn't phase me, thank you Stephenie Meyer -- I feel satisfied that I can leave my mother and I head to the airport.
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I've emptied out my notebook and listed them below.
Four years later, I had emptied my bag of tricks in researching the building.
I've emptied my bank account and mattress, remortgaged my house, sold the car and put it all on Melanie Amaro from Night 2. What about you?
They occupy the space once held by the many file cabinets I've emptied, which were picked up by scrap metal collectors almost as soon as they hit the street.
At one-forty-five, three-quarters of an hour late — by which time I had emptied the basket of rolls — there was a bustle at the entrance of the bar, and Lazar appeared, faultlessly dressed, as ever, now in a checked suit of the kind worn in England for attending the more fashionable race meetings.
As their cold frowns morphed into hard stares, I realized that my hot streak had accomplished something I had never achieved: I had emptied the dealer's rack of chips.
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