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单词 dismiss
释义
dismiss
verb
uk
/dɪˈsmɪs/us
/dɪˈsmɪs/

dismissverb(NOT TAKE SERIOUSLY)

C1[T]
todecidethat something or someone is notimportantand notworthconsidering:
对…不予理会，摒弃，（从头脑中）去除
Ithinkhe'd dismissed measanidiotwithin fiveminutesofmeetingme.我认为他和我见面5分钟后就把我归入了傻瓜之列。
Let's not just dismiss theideabefore we'veeventhoughtabout it.我们还是别不假思索就把这种想法排除在外。
Just dismiss thosethoughtsfromyourmind- they'recrazyand notworththinkingabout.别去管那些想法了——那些想法太离谱，不值得考虑。
More examples
  • The M.P.'sspeechwas dismissed by heropponentsascrudeelectioneering.
  • Thecallfor a one-daynationalstrikewas dismissed asgesturepolitics.
  • Theprimeminister'sproposalwasimmediatelydismissed as a backdoortaxincrease.
  • Rumours that they are about tomarryhave been dismissed aspurespeculation.
  • He dismissed Bryan as nothing more than anamateur.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Treating as unimportant
  • blow
  • blowsomething/someoneoff
  • brushsomeone/somethingaside
  • chopped liver
  • damn
  • denigrate
  • denigration
  • front
  • laugh
  • leavesomethingat the dooridiom
  • look down onsomeone
  • minoritize
  • never
  • on the front burneridiom
  • shrugsomethingoff
  • skate over/aroundsomething
  • sniff atsomething
  • sweepsomethingaside
  • talksomethingdown
  • wave
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dismissverb(END JOB)

C1[Toften passive]
toremovesomeone fromtheirjob,especiallybecause they have done somethingwrong:
（尤指因做错事）使免职，将…解职，解雇
He has been dismissedfromhisjobforincompetence.他因无法胜任工作而被解职。
Synonyms
fire(REMOVE FROM A JOB)
sack(JOB)mainlyUK
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Firing staff
  • axe
  • be out onyourearidiom
  • castsomeoneadriftidiom
  • chop
  • constructive dismissal
  • decertification
  • get the pushidiom
  • givesomeonethe heave-hoidiom
  • heave-ho
  • invalidsomeoneout
  • laysomeoneoff
  • relieve
  • removal
  • remove
  • retire
  • rightsize
  • rightsizing
  • sack
  • terminate
  • termination
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dismissverb(SEND AWAY)

[T]
toformallyaskorordersomeone toleave:
遣散；解散
Theprofessordismissed theclassearly because she had ameeting.教授因为要去开会而提前下课。
[T]
When ajudgedismisses acourtcase, he or sheformallystopsthetrial, often because there is not enoughproofthat someone isguilty:
（常指法官因证据不足而）驳回，不受理
Thedefendinglawyeraskedthat thechargeagainst hisclientbe dismissed.辩护律师请求驳回对其委托人的指控。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Evicting and forcing to leave
  • bootsomeoneoff (something)
  • bootsomeoneout (ofsomething)
  • bump
  • chuck
  • chucksomeoneout
  • clearsomeoneoffsomething
  • clearance
  • dislocated
  • extraditable
  • extradite
  • extradition
  • flingsomething/someoneout
  • flushsomeone/somethingout
  • ship
  • shipsomeoneoff
  • showsomeonethe dooridiom
  • slam dunk
  • slingsomeoneout
  • smoke
  • throw
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(Definition ofdismissfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

dismiss| American Dictionary

dismiss
verb[T]
us
/dɪsˈmɪs/

dismissverb[T](NOT CONSIDER)

todecidethat something or someone is notimportantand notworthconsidering:
Let’s not dismiss theideawithoutdiscussingit.

dismissverb[T](SEND AWAY)

toformallyaskorordersomeone toleave:
Theteacherdismissed theclassearly.
Someone who is dismissed from ajobisofficiallytold not toworkat thatjobanylonger.
(Definition ofdismissfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

dismiss| Business English

dismiss
verb[T]
uk
/dɪˈsmɪs/us
HR,WORKPLACE
toremovesomeone fromtheirjob,especiallybecause they have done somethingwrong:
dismiss sb for sthSalespeople may be dismissed for manyreasons, the mostcommonof which ispoorperformance.
dismiss sb from sthHe was dismissed from hisjobfor 'seriousmisconduct'.
LAW
toformallystopatrialin acourtoflaw, often because there is not enoughproofthat someone isguilty:
dismiss charges/a case/a lawsuitThecompanyhasaskedthejudgeto dismiss thecasesaying that theclaimitstoletradesecretsis notlegallywell-founded.
todecidethat something or someone is notimportantand notworthconsidering:
dismiss claims/complaints/concernsHe dismissedclaimsbymembersof theunionthat thelayoffsaremotivatedbybudgetaryconcerns.
dismiss reports/speculation/talkThechairmandismissedtalkof amergerwith therivalcompany.
(Definition ofdismissfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofdismiss

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The suggestion of an alliance can be dismissed.
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To make matters worse, its chairman had not only expressed his opposition to multi-partyism but had also been dismissed as a judge for financial impropriety.
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One had been dismissed and the remainder made redundant.
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They have received little attention from historians, however, and usually are dismissed as trivial when discussed.
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The ministers who were dismissed seemed unlikely to lead backbench revolts.
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Can this be dismissed as the predictable response of unadventurous notables?
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Having been dismissed as a kitchen maid, she harnesses her poetry to her teapot.
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The relative incidence of adverse effects is, therefore, probably dose-related, although the concomitant effect of malaria during treatment cannot be dismissed.
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Failure to be ready for this kind of thing is the main cause of our dismissing whole squadrons of our fellow-creatures as uninteresting or inferior.
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They must, therefore, be dismissed as not being good in themselves, or not to any considerable degree.
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Magistrates also had to state their reasons for dismissing a case.
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He wrote spontaneously as the occasion required, and then dismissed the product from his mind.
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Fearful adults scored extremely low and significantly lower than preoccupied and dismissing adults on the histrionic and narcissistic dimensions.
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In addition, we also observed atypical associations between dismissing attachment representations, avoidant attachment relationships, and maternal sensitivity.
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The rest (and they are many) are either discredited or dismissed.
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