Expulsion Meaning in English

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释义

The act of forcing someone or something to leave a place, organization, or country, often as a punishment.

用法与细微差别

A formal, often legal or institutional term. Common uses: 'expulsion from school', 'expulsion from a country' (deportation). Not used for everyday leaving—implies being forced out, often as punishment. Distinct from 'suspension' (temporary) or 'eviction' (from property).

• Spanish: expulsión
• Portuguese (BR): expulsão
• Portuguese (PT): expulsão
• Chinese (Simplified): 开除 - 驱逐
• Chinese (Traditional): 開除 - 驅逐
• Hindi: बहिष्करण
• Arabic: الطرد
• Bengali: বহিষ্কার
• Russian: исключение - изгнание - высылка
• Japanese: 退学処分 - 追放
• Vietnamese: trục xuất - đuổi học
• Korean: 퇴학 - 추방
• Turkish: kovulma - sınır dışı edilme
• Urdu: اخراج
• Indonesian: pengusiran - dikeluarkan

例句

The student faced expulsion for breaking the rules.

basic

Expulsion from the club is rare, but possible.

basic

He worried about expulsion if he missed more classes.

basic

Some members protested the expulsion of their friend from the team.

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Immigration officials ordered his expulsion from the country.

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After several warnings, his expulsion was finally announced.

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