Severance
01
分离, 分开
the act of separating one thing from another
02
断绝, 分离
the act of formally terminating a connection, relationship, or association
例子
After years of partnership, the business owners decided to negotiate a severance, officially dissolving their joint venture.
经过多年的合作，企业主们决定协商分离，正式解散他们的合资企业。
In the divorce settlement, they agreed on terms for spousal severance, outlining the distribution of assets and financial support.
在离婚协议中，他们就配偶分离的条款达成了协议，概述了资产分配和经济支持。
03
解雇, 遣散费
the formal termination of a contract or agreement, particularly an employee contract
例子
After a thorough review, the manager decided on the severance terms for the employee, taking into account their contributions and the company's needs.
经过彻底审查后，经理考虑了员工的贡献和公司的需求，决定了遣散条款。
The human resources department explained the terms of severance to the departing employees, outlining the compensation and benefits they would receive.
人力资源部向离职员工解释了遣散的条件，概述了他们将获得的补偿和福利。
04
遣散费, 离职补偿金
the money or benefits given to an employee when their job ends
例子
Upon retirement, the long-serving employee received a well-deserved severance as a token of appreciation for their years of dedication to the organization.
退休时，这位长期服务的员工获得了一笔应得的遣散费，以表彰他们对组织多年的奉献。
When the company downsized, employees were offered a severance package to ease the transition into new employment.
当公司裁员时，员工被提供了一个遣散费以缓解过渡到新工作的压力。
