Rechercher
to discharge
01
acquitter
to free or release someone from legal or official confinement
02
acquitter
(of a firearm) to release a projectile or burst of energy when triggered
03
laisser sortir
to allow a patient to leave the hospital because they have recovered and no longer need to receive inpatient care
04
acquitter
to carry out or complete all necessary tasks or obligations associated with a duty or responsibility
05
acquitter
to give off or release a substance like gas or liquid
06
acquitter
to remove or neutralize the electric charge from an object
07
acquitter
to free or release someone from a contractual or legal obligation
08
décharger
to make someone leave the armed forces or police and relieving them from their duties
09
acquitter
to release a projectile from a firearm
10
acquitter
to drop or unload goods or passengers from a vessel onto land or another mode of transportation
11
sécréter
(of a wound or body part) to slowly release an infectious liquid, called pus
Discharge
01
décharge
the sudden giving off of energy
02
décharge
the act of venting
03
décharge
electrical conduction through a gas in an applied electric field
04
décharge
any of several bodily processes by which substances go out of the body
05
décharge
a substance that is emitted or released
06
décharge
the act of discharging a gun
07
décharge
the termination of someone's employment (leaving them free to depart)
08
décharge
a formal written statement of relinquishment
09
décharge
the pouring forth of a fluid
Exemple
The parole board voted to discharge the offender from probation.
The judge decided to discharge the defendant due to insufficient evidence, clearing them of all charges.
The immigration authorities decided to discharge the asylum seeker and grant them refugee status.
The correctional facility discharged the juvenile offender upon completion of their rehabilitation program.
After serving their full sentence, the prison authorities discharged the inmate and escorted them to freedom.
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