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dismiss
[dɪs'mɪs]
释义
释义1：v.不予理会、考虑
to put off or away, esp. from consideration; put aside;reject
释义2：v.解散
to direct or allow to leave
释义3：vt.解雇 To discharge; to end the employment or service of.
例句
Ross: Don’t just dismiss this so fast. I mean this is a once in a lifetime opportunity.(Friends)
罗斯：不要否决的这么快。我觉得这可是一辈子难得的一次机会。（老友记）
Joey: Oh it was great. Yeah, you get to say stuff like, Hey, the bell doesn't dismiss you, I dismiss you.(Friends)
乔伊：那太好了。你可以说这样的话。“嘿，铃声不代表着解散，我的话才代表着解散。”（老友记）
MRS HUGHES：Ethel, you are dismissed without notice and without a character. You will please leave before breakfast.(Downton Abbey)
休斯太太：埃塞尔，你被解雇了，没有提前通知，没有推荐信。请你在早餐之前离开。(唐顿庄园）
