گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'dismiss'

1 عمومی:: روانه‌ كردن‌

2 عمومی:: مرخص‌ كردن‌

3 عمومی:: معاف‌ كردن‌

1 general:: Phrase(s): dismiss someone (from something) (for something) to discharge someone from employment for some reason; to fire someone from a job for some cause. • We will have to dismiss him from employment for absenteeism. • She was dismissed from the bank for making many errors in one month.

2 general:: dismiss nouns dismiss an idea/suggestion • Both actors dismissed any idea of a romantic relationship between them. dismiss a notion formal (= idea ) • The Minister dismissed the notion that he had cut petrol tax because of the forthcoming by-election. dismiss a possibility • The Prime Minister dismissed the possibility of an early election. dismiss a claim • An industrial tribunal dismissed his claim of unfair discrimination. dismiss an allegation/charge • She claimed that she was honest and dismissed the allegations against her. dismiss a thought • Was he lying? I tried to dismiss the thought. dismiss fears • The Transport Minister dismissed fears that the Cotswold railway line would close. dismiss criticism • He dismissed criticism of the country's human rights record. adverbs easily/lightly (= without much thought ) • This is a question that cannot be dismissed lightly. phrases dismiss something out of hand (= immediately, without thinking about it ) • It's an interesting idea so don't dismiss it out of hand.

3 general:: verb fired: You will be dismissed if you steal. verb excused: After class we were dismissed. verb reject: Dismiss that idea at once.

4 general::   verb decide sth is not important ADV. quickly | out of hand, summarily He dismissed her suggestion out of hand. | easily, lightly, readily Children's fears should never be dismissed lightly. | contemptuously She contemptuously dismissed their complaints. VERB + DISMISS cannot/could not, unable to | be difficult to, be easy to, be possible to It was not easy to dismiss the matter from his thoughts. | try to PREP. as, from She dismissed their arguments as irrelevant. She tried to dismiss the idea from her mind. remove sb from a job ADV. fairly | unfairly, wrongfully The court ruled that Ms Hill had been unfairly dismissed. | constructively | summarily PREP. from He was summarily dismissed from his job.