dismiss和remove_关于dismiss的用法,dismiss和fire的区别？

vt. 解散；解雇；开除；让...离开

vi. 解散

dismiss from 解雇；开除

vt.解散；解雇；开除；让...离开

remove, fire out

vi.解散

disband, break up

dismiss [dis'mis]

vt.

1. 解散，遣散，让散开，让离开；把…打发走：

The teacher dismissed the class early.

老师早下课。

2. 免(或撤)…的职，罢…的官；革(职)，解雇，开除：

The boss dismissed the employee.

老板解雇了那个雇员。

They dismissed the cook.

他们把厨师解雇了。

3. 把…不放在心上；(从脑海中)去除；摒弃，抛弃，剔除，不接受；拒绝考虑，不再考虑；消除(顾虑等)：

He dismissed the story as mere rumor.

他认为那种传闻纯属谣言而拒绝考虑。

The proposal was summarily dismissed.

那项建议当即遭到拒绝。

4. 草率(或简单、迅速)地处理；不认真对待，应付：

She just laughed and dismissed the question as unimportant.

她只是一笑置之，认为问题无足轻重而不予考虑。

5. 【法律】驳回，不受理(控告、上诉等)，对…不予受理：

The court dismissed the case because of lack of evidence.

法院因证据不足而不受理此案。

6. 【板球】(因得若干分)迫使(击球手或对方)退场(for):

His opponent was dismissed for a low score.

他的对手因得低分而被迫退场。

vi.

解散：

The class dismissed.

下课了。

近义词:

eject .

dismiss [dis'mis]

v.

1. bar from attention or consideration

She dismissed his advances

2. cease to consider; put out of judicial consideration

This case is dismissed!

3. stop associating with

4. terminate the employment of

5. end one's encounter with somebody by causing or permitting the person to leave

I was dismissed after I gave my report

6. declare void