Dismissed Meaning in English
word · lemma: dismiss
/dɪsˈmɪst/
dis-MIST
/dɪsmˈɪst/
dis-MIST
释义
Past form of 'dismiss'. It means someone was officially told to leave a job, a case or idea was rejected, or a person was sent away.
用法与细微差别
Common in formal and workplace, legal, and school contexts: 'be dismissed from a job', 'the case was dismissed', 'students were dismissed early'. Don't confuse it with 'fired': 'fired' is mainly for jobs, while 'dismissed' is broader and often more formal.
Spanish: despedido - desestimado - descartadoPortuguese (BR): demitido - indeferido - dispensadoPortuguese (PT): despedido - indeferido - dispensadoChinese (Simplified): 被解雇 - 被驳回 - 被打发走Chinese (Traditional): 被解僱 - 被駁回 - 被打發走Hindi: निकाला गया - खारिज किया गया - जाने को कहा गयाArabic: مُطرَد - مرفوض - صُرفBengali: বরখাস্ত করা হয়েছে - প্রত্যাখ্যান করা হয়েছে - বিদায় করা হয়েছেRussian: уволен - отклонён - отпущенJapanese: 解雇された - 却下された - 解散されたVietnamese: bị sa thải - bị bác bỏ - cho vềKorean: 해고된 - 기각된 - 해산된Turkish: işten çıkarıldı - reddedildi - serbest bırakıldıUrdu: برخاست کیا گیا - مسترد کیا گیا - رخصت دیا گیاIndonesian: dipecat - ditolak - dipulangkan
例句
He was dismissed from his job last week.
basic
The judge dismissed the case.
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The teacher dismissed the class early.
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She felt hurt when her ideas were dismissed in the meeting.
natural
At first, the complaint was dismissed as a misunderstanding.
natural
We were dismissed early, so we grabbed coffee before heading home.
natural