| 释义 |
第三人称单数：dismisses 现在分词：dismissing 过去式：dismissed v.+n. dismiss case,dismiss idea,dismiss subject,dismiss staff,dismiss worker v. give notice,discharge,sack,fire,let go 1. | 不予考虑；摒弃；对…不屑一提to decide that sb/sth is not important and not worth thinking or talking about |
| I think we can safely dismiss their objections. 我认为我们对他们的异议完全可以不予理会。 | | Vegetarians are no longer dismissed as cranks. 素食主义者不再被当作怪人。 | | He dismissed the opinion polls as worthless. 他认为民意测验毫无用处而不予考虑。 | | The suggestion should not be dismissed out of hand(= without thinking about it) . 这建议不应当直接就被摒弃。 |
2. | 去除，消除，摒除（思想、感情等）to put thoughts or feelings out of your mind |
| Dismissing her fears, she climbed higher. 她排除了恐惧，爬得更高了。 | | He dismissed her from his mind. 他挥去了对她的思念。 |
3. | ~ sb (from sth) 解雇；免职；开除to officially remove sb from their job |
| She claims she was unfairly dismissed from her post. 她声称自己被无理免职。 |
4. | ~ sb 让（某人）离开；把（某人）打发走；解散to send sb away or allow them to leave |
| At 12 o'clock the class was dismissed. 12 点下课了。 |
5. | ~ sth 驳回；不受理to say that a trial or legal case should not continue, usually because there is not enough evidence |
| The case was dismissed. 此案已被驳回。 |
6. | ~ sb 使（球员或球队）退场；使出局to end the innings of a player or team |
v. | 2. 放弃(企图等);断(念),消除(顾虑等),忘掉;草草了结(讨论中的问题等) 2. 放弃(企图等);断(念),消除(顾虑等),忘掉;草草了结(讨论中的问题等) |
v. | 1. to refuse to give consideration to something 2. to consider somebody or something as unsuitable for a particular reason 3. to stop employing somebody, e.g. because of unsatisfactory work or wrongdoing 4. to order or allow somebody to leave 5. to refuse to give further hearing to a case in court 6. in cricket, to end the innings of a batsman or a team 7. to refuse to accept that something might be true or important 8. to force someone to leave their job 9. to officially tell people that they can leave a place 10. if a judge dismisses a court case, they officially decide that the case should not continue 1. to refuse to give consideration to something 2. to consider somebody or something as unsuitable for a particular reason 3. to stop employing somebody, e.g. because of unsatisfactory work or wrongdoing 4. to order or allow somebody to leave 5. to refuse to give further hearing to a case in court 6. in cricket, to end the innings of a batsman or a team 7. to refuse to accept that something might be true or important 8. to force someone to leave their job 9. to officially tell people that they can leave a place 10. if a judge dismisses a court case, they officially decide that the case should not continue |
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