Expel Meaning in English
word
/ɪkˈspɛɫ/
ik-SPEL
/ɛkspˈɛl/
ek-SPEL
परिभाषा
To officially force someone to leave a place, group, or organization, usually as a punishment; also, to force something out from inside the body.
उपयोग और बारीकियां
Formal word, mostly used in legal, academic, or official contexts (school, country). Common phrases: 'expel from school', 'expel a diplomat'. Not the same as 'exclude' (which is broader), or 'dismiss' (often for jobs).
Spanish: expulsar - echar (de un lugar)Portuguese (BR): expulsarPortuguese (PT): expulsarChinese (Simplified): 开除 - 驱逐Chinese (Traditional): 開除 - 驅逐Hindi: निष्कासित करना - बाहर निकालनाArabic: طردBengali: বহিষ্কার করা - বের করে দেওয়াRussian: исключить - выдворить - изгонятьJapanese: 追放する - 排出するVietnamese: đuổi - trục xuất - tống raKorean: 추방하다 - 내쫓다Turkish: kovmak - atmak (resmî olarak) - ihraç etmekUrdu: نکال دینا - خارج کرناIndonesian: mengusir - mengeluarkan
उदाहरण वाक्य
The school decided to expel him for cheating.
basic
Some countries expel foreign diplomats during conflicts.
basic
The body can expel harmful substances.
basic
He was shocked to be expelled after just one mistake.
natural
If you break the rules again, you might get expelled from the club.
natural
Doctors help patients expel fluids from their lungs.
natural