Expel from Meaning in English

expression

US

ɪkˈspɛɫ/ /ˈfɹəm

ik-SPEL frum

UK

ɛkspˈɛl/ /fɹˈɒm

ek-SPEL from

Definición

To officially force someone to leave a place or organization, such as a school, country, or group.

Uso & Matices

'Expel from' is formal and usually used in academic, legal, or serious settings. Common collocations: 'expel from school', 'expel from a country', 'expelled from the club'. Do not use for casual removal (use 'kick out' informally).

• Spanish: expulsar de
• Portuguese (BR): expulsar de
• Portuguese (PT): expulsar de
• Chinese (Simplified): 开除出 - 驱逐出
• Chinese (Traditional): 開除出 - 驅逐出
• Hindi: से निकाल देना
• Arabic: طرد من
• Bengali: থেকে বহিষ্কার করা
• Russian: исключить из - выгнать из
• Japanese: ～から退学させる - ～から追放する
• Vietnamese: đuổi khỏi
• Korean: 에서 퇴학시키다 - 에서 내쫓다
• Turkish: -den atmak - kovmak
• Urdu: سے نکال دینا
• Indonesian: mengeluarkan dari

Oraciones de Ejemplo

The school decided to expel him from classes for cheating.

basic

He was expelled from the country for breaking the law.

basic

They threatened to expel him from the group if he didn't follow the rules.

basic

After repeated warnings, the team finally decided to expel her from the project.

natural

The university can expel you from campus if you break serious rules.

natural

If you keep causing trouble, they might expel you from the club.

natural