Dismiss
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British pronunciation/dɪsmˈɪs/
American pronunciation/dɪsˈmɪs/

Definition och Betydelse av "dismiss"

to dismiss
01

to disregard something as unimportant or unworthy of consideration

Transitive: to dismiss sth
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She regularly dismisses suggestions that deviate from the established plan.
It 's important not to dismiss the concerns of others without proper consideration.
It 's easy to dismiss minor issues, but they can accumulate and lead to larger problems.
02

avskeda, få sparken

to remove someone from their job or position, typically due to poor performance
Transitive: to dismiss sb
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The company decided to dismiss several employees due to budget constraints.
After a thorough investigation, the school board dismissed the teacher for violating the code of conduct.
The manager had to dismiss the employee for consistent poor performance despite warnings.
03

to refuse to further hear or consider a case, typically due to a lack of legal merit

Transitive: to dismiss a case
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The judge decided to dismiss the lawsuit because the plaintiff failed to provide sufficient evidence.
The appellate court opted to dismiss the appeal, citing the appellant's failure to adhere to procedural requirements.
Despite the prosecutor 's objections, the judge chose to dismiss the case, deeming the search warrant invalid.
04

to remove or expel an idea, thought, concern, etc. from one's mind

Transitive: to dismiss an idea or thought
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Despite his initial worries, he managed to dismiss the doubts from his mind.
She tried to dismiss the negative comments from her thoughts and stay positive about her performance.
After receiving encouraging feedback, he was able to dismiss his anxieties about the presentation.
05

avvisa, entlediga

to order or permit someone or something to leave
Transitive: to dismiss sb
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The teacher dismissed the students early from class as a reward for their hard work.
The manager dismissed the employees for the day after completing their assigned tasks.
The captain dismissed the crew from duty once the ship reached its destination.

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miss

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dismiss

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dismissible

Adjective

dismissive

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