to dismiss
英 [tu: disˈmis] 美 [tu dɪsˈmɪs]

释义

辞退，开除，解雇；

双语例句

1. The committee has decided to dismiss him.
   委员会已决定辞退他。
2. We had no alternative but to fire Gibson.
   我们别无他法，只有辞退吉布森。
3. They threatened to read him out.
   他们威胁要开除他。
4. He should be expelled, not just persuaded to quit.
   不是劝退的问题，要开除。
5. I had to dismiss him,he lost so much time.
   我不得不把他解雇，他浪费的时间太多了。
6. I was frightened to death I would be dismissed.
   我非常害怕我会被解雇。

权威例句

Why the Motion to Dismiss is Now Unconstitutional
It Is Not Yet Time to Dismiss Dimensions in Assessment Centers
DAMAGED GOODS: BOARD DECISIONS TO DISMISS REPUTATIONALLY COMPROMISED DIRECTORS
Bell Atlantic v. Twombly: How Motions to Dismiss Become (Disguised) Summary Judgments
Cognitive dysfunction in cats : A syndrome we used to dismiss as ‘old age’
When is it permissible to dismiss a family who refuses vaccines? Legal, ethical and public health perspectives
Too early to dismiss Yersinia enterocolitica infection in the aetiology of Graves' disease: evidence from a twin case-control study.
Drafting New York Civil-Litigation Documents: Part XVIII — Motions to Dismiss Continued
The Cost of Independence: Evidence from Firms’ Decisions to Dismiss Auditors as Tax-Service Providers
Students with Questionable Values or Threatening Behavior: Precedent and Policy from Discipline to Dismissal