dismiss

[dis'mis]

vt.开除, 解散, 屏除, （法律）驳回

例句与用法：

The boss threatened to dismiss him from his job, but it's all a bluff.

老板威胁说要解雇他，但这不过是恐吓而已。

At first she threatened to dismiss us all, but later she relented.

起初她威胁要解雇我们所有的人，但是后来她态度软化了。

She was dismissed as a dreamer.

人们认为她是个空想家而不予理睬。

He dismissed the unpleasant subject and talked about something else.

他不谈论这个令人不愉快的话题，而去谈论别的事情。

If you are late again, you will be dismissed.

如果你再迟到，你将被解雇。

词形变化：

形容词: dismissible | 名词: dismission | 动词过去式: dismissed | 动词过去分词: dismissed | 动词现在分词: dismissing | 动词第三人称单数: dismisses |

详细释义：

vt.

1. 让……离开; 把……打发走[(+from)]

He was dismissed from the hospital a week later.

他一周之后出了医院。

2. 解散, 遣散

The teacher dismissed the class on time.

教师按时下课。

3. 免……的职; 解雇; 开除[(+from)]

He was dismissed from his job.

他被开除了。

4. (从头脑中)去除, 不考虑, 抛弃[(+from)]

She dismissed the idea of going to Paris.

她打消了去巴黎的念头。

5. 【律】驳回, 不受理

The judge dismissed the case for lack of evidence.

法官因缺乏证据而拒不受理这宗案件。