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单词 dismissal
释义
dismissal
noun
uk
/dɪˈsmɪs.əl/us
/dɪˈsmɪs.əl/

dismissalnoun(FROM JOB)

C1[CorU]
thesituationin which anemployerofficiallymakes someoneleavetheirjob:
解聘，解雇
unfair/wrongfuldismissal不公正／错误的解雇
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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dismissalnoun(OF IDEA, ETC.)

C1[U]
adecisionthat someone or something is notimportant
认为…不重要
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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(Definition ofdismissalfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

dismissal| American Dictionary

dismissal
noun[C/U]
us
/dɪsˈmɪs·əl/
adecisionthat something or someone is notimportantand notworthconsidering:
Thelawyerisseekinga dismissal of thechargesagainst hisclient.
(Definition ofdismissalfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

dismissal| Business English

dismissal
noun[CorU]
uk
/dɪˈsmɪsəl/us
HR,WORKPLACE
anactofofficiallyremovinganemployeefromtheirjob:
Agencyofficialssaid the dismissals had been overperformance, notpolitics, ascriticshavecharged.
dismissal for sthThesolicitorrefusedtodiscussHanley's dismissal for 'fundamentalbreachesofcontract'.
dismissal of sbAbout 1,800coalminersstartedanindefinitestriketoprotestthe dismissal of 97workers.
Grounds for dismissalaremisconduct,failuretoperform, andincompetence.
LAW
anactby ajudgeofformallystoppingatrialin acourtoflaw:
dismissal of thecase/charges/lawsuit
astatementthat something or someone is notimportantand notworthconsidering:
Thechiefexecutivegave anoutrightdismissal ofreportsthat thecompanyisfacingfinancialdifficulties.
See also
constructive dismissal
unfair dismissal
wrongful dismissal
(Definition ofdismissalfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofdismissal

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The sub-text of these brusque dismissals of disarmament in the 1890s may well have been anxieties about appearing sufficiently realistic.
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Workers remain fearful of arbitrary dismissals and female workers in particular are treated poorly by certain foremen.
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One who related a sad history of dismissals and unemployment expressed the hope that retirement would bring greater happiness.
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They protested over immediate or relatively shortterm issues like ad hoc demands over wage hikes, holidays, dismissals or restoration of allowances.
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There was also severe repression, in the shape of arrests and dismissals, of any dissenting voice from within the working class.
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In both, large dismissals are often covered by wage guarantee funds, the explicit role of which is to finance severance pay at insolvent firms.
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Further, collective dismissals require a bargaining between the union and the firm, and ex-ante firms do not know the exact timing of the bargaining process.
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In the back of my mind always lingered the temptation to succumb to easy dismissals.
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However, the striving for coherence does have the potential to help mitigate against easy assessments of superiority or hasty dismissals of unfamiliar ideas.
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Second, it demanded the limitation of the powers of the heads of the government departments (who were accused of humiliating employees and making arbitrary dismissals).
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Industrialists, taking note of the state's response, continued with their policy of dismissals and retrenchment.
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They do not, unless they are particularly unwise, take action on staff appointments or dismissals without guidance from the head.
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He believed that the monarch should take a share in all government decisions, recommend and veto appointments, and make dismissals when necessary.
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The same was true for the legislation on unfair dismissals, and also for that on racial discrimination in employment.
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Exit is an event that leads to potentially large and costly dismissals.
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