dismissal
US /dɪˈsmɪs.əl/
UK /dɪˈsmɪs.əl/
1.
解散, 遣散
the act of ordering or allowing someone to leave
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The teacher's dismissal of the class was met with cheers.
老師的解散班級受到了歡呼。
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He requested dismissal from the meeting early.
他請求提前離席會議。
2.
解雇, 開除
the act of ending someone's employment
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His dismissal from the company was unexpected.
他被公司解雇出乎意料。
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The union protested the unfair dismissal of the workers.
工會抗議對工人不公平的解雇。
3.
不予理會, 駁回
the act of treating something as unworthy of consideration; disregard
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His casual dismissal of her concerns was hurtful.
他對她的擔憂隨意不予理會，這很傷人。
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The committee's dismissal of the proposal caused much debate.
委員會對提案的駁回引起了廣泛爭議。
4.
罰下, 驅逐
(in sport) an act of sending a player off the field
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The referee's dismissal of the player changed the game.
裁判對球員的罰下改變了比賽。
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He received a red card and faced immediate dismissal.
他吃到紅牌，立即被罰下。