Word
dismission
/disˈmiʃən/
noun
免职；解雇；解雇通知
核心释义
the act of firing someone from their job, or an official notice of such termination
- 1.
解雇或遣送(某人)的行为
The act of dismissing or sending away (someone).
- 2.
免职；解雇或终止服务,或失去某人的喜爱
Removal from office; termination of employment or services, or position in ones affections.
- 3.
将(某事)搁置不予考虑
The setting aside (of something) from consideration.
解雇或遣送(某人)的行为；免职；解雇或终止服务,或失去某人的喜爱；将(某事)搁置不予考虑；免职；解雇
用法In use
After the merger, many employees received dismission notices.
用法提示：此处dismission作为名词，意为“解雇通知”，与notices搭配。
His dismission came as a shock because he had worked there for ten years.
用法提示：此处dismission指“解雇”这一事件或行为。
She is appealing against her dismission, claiming it was unfair.
用法提示：此处dismission指被解雇的状态或行为，用作名词。
dismission from [position/organization]
常与 from 连用，表示从某职位或机构被解雇。
His dismission from the company was unexpected.
他被公司解雇出乎意料。
the dismission of [someone]
使用 of 引出被解雇的人，表示解雇这一行为。
相关词与表达Connections
易混词Confusing words
词族Word family
- dismissions
- plural
学习提示Learner notes
语法说明Grammar Note
常与介词 from 连用，表示从某职位解雇
一起学习词形Learn the forms together
页面下方列出了常见词形变化。学习时注意它们在句子中的语法位置。
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