dismissals

英 [dɪsˈmɪsəlz]

美 [dɪˈsmɪsəlz]

n.  解雇; 开除; 撤职; 不予考虑; 不予理会; 摒弃; 驳回(诉讼); 不予受理
dismissal的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 解雇;开除;免职
  When an employee is dismissed from their job, you can refer to theirdismissal.
  1. ...Mr Low's dismissal from his post at the head of the commission.
     免去洛先生的委员会主任一职
• N-UNCOUNT 不予考虑;不予理会
  Dismissal ofsomething means deciding or saying that it is not important.
  1. ...their high-handed dismissal of public opinion.
     他们对公众意见的蛮横漠视

双语例句

• About 40 cases have been dismissed or withdrawn, although some of the dismissals are being appealed in higher courts.
  约有40起诉讼遭法庭驳回或被原告主动撤销，其中部分遭驳回的案件目前正在向更高一级法院申诉。
• The dismissals came at an inopportune time.
  解雇通知来得不合时宜。
• No dismissals have been announced yet.
  目前还没有宣布解雇人员名单。
• The dismissals have some lawmakers calling for the Attorney General's resignation.
  开除的人让一些立法者要求主要的律师辞职。
• The dismissals come at an awkward time for fidelity.
  这些解聘的时机对富达来说比较尴尬。
• Experts say such large numbers of dismissals are rare in American schools.
  专家们说，等大量解雇在美国的学校所罕见。
• It is not the function of this committee to deal with dismissals.
  处理解雇问题不是本委员会的职责。
• The Justice Department says those dismissals were based on poor performance.
  而司法部表示这些解职是出于其不良的工作表现。
• One grantee, Sarah von Schrader, a Cornell research associate, says that more than 60 percent of equal employment complaints are related to job dismissals; only 10 percent involve hiring bias, which, she says, is the most difficult of age cases to document.
  得到资助的康奈尔大学（Cornell）研究员莎拉·冯·施拉德（SarahvonSchrader）表示，超过60%的就业平等投诉与解雇有关，只有10%涉及雇佣歧视。她说，后者在年龄歧视投诉中是最难获得书面证据的。
• But the replacement Supreme Court has ruled the dismissals of their predecessors to be constitutional.
  但是取代了这些法官的最高法院法官们判定，这些大法官被解职符合宪法。