dismiss
dis
dɪs
dis
miss
ˈmɪs
mis
British pronunciation
/dɪsmˈɪs/

英語での「dismiss」の定義と意味

to dismiss
01

無視する, 却下する

to disregard something as unimportant or unworthy of consideration
Transitive: to dismiss sth
to dismiss definition and meaning
example
She regularly dismisses suggestions that deviate from the established plan.
彼女は定期的に、確立された計画から外れた提案を却下します。
02

解雇する, 罷免する

to remove someone from their job or position, typically due to poor performance
Transitive: to dismiss sb
to dismiss definition and meaning
example
The company decided to dismiss several employees due to budget constraints.
会社は予算の制約により、いくつかの従業員を解雇することを決定しました。
03

却下する, 訴訟を却下する

to refuse to further hear or consider a case, typically due to a lack of legal merit
Transitive: to dismiss a case
example
The judge decided to dismiss the lawsuit because the plaintiff failed to provide sufficient evidence.
裁判官は、原告が十分な証拠を提供できなかったため、訴訟を却下することを決定しました。
04

払いのける, 却下する

to remove or expel an idea, thought, concern, etc. from one's mind
Transitive: to dismiss an idea or thought
example
Despite his initial worries, he managed to dismiss the doubts from his mind.
最初の心配にもかかわらず、彼は心から疑問を払拭することができた。
05

解散させる, 解雇する

to order or permit someone or something to leave
Transitive: to dismiss sb
example
The teacher dismissed the students early from class as a reward for their hard work.
先生は生徒たちの頑張りに対するご褒美として、早めに授業から解放しました
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