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dismiss/disˈmis/v. 1a tr. send away, cause to leave one's presence, disperse; disband (an assembly or army) 打发走；让离开；遣散；解散(集会或军队) b intr. (of an assembly etc.) disperse; break ranks (集会等)散开；解散 2 tr. discharge from employment, office, etc., esp. dishonourably (尤指不光彩地被)解雇；把…免职(免去职责等) 3 tr. put out of one's thoughts; cease to feel or discuss 忘掉；搁置，不予考虑 dismissed him from memory 忘掉他 4 tr. treat (a subject) summarily (某事)简单(或草草)地处理；不认真地考虑 dismissed his application 草草了结了他的申请 5 tr. Law refuse further hearing to (a case); send out of court 【法律】驳回(诉讼); 拒绝受理 6 tr. Cricket put (a batsman or a side) out 【板球】迫使(击球员或一方)退场 was dismissed for 75 runs 因得 75 分而被迫退场 7 intr. (in imper. 用于祈使句) Mil. a word of command at the end of drilling 【军】解散(训练结束时的口令) □ dismissal n.□ dismissible adj.[Middle English, from medieval Latin dismiss- (as DIS-, Latin mittere miss- ‘send’)] |