dismiss

dismiss
1. I
dismiss! разойдись!
2. III
1) dismiss smb., smth. dismiss schoolboys (the class, soldiers, the company, an assembly, etc.) распускать школьников и т. д.; dismiss a meeting закрывать / распускать / собрание; dismiss a prisoner выпустить / отпустить / заключенного
2) dismiss smb. dismiss a worker (a servant, an employee, etc.) уволить рабочего и т. д.
3) dismiss smth. dismiss an appeal отклонять заявление / прошение / ; dismiss a case а) прекращать судебное дело; б) отклонять иск
4) dismiss smth. dismiss doubts (all hesitations, all thoughts of revenge, etc.) оставить / отбросить / сомнения и т. д.
3. IV
dismiss smth. in some manner dismiss a subject summarily быстро покончить с делом / с вопросом /
4. XI
be dismissed the class is dismissed! [урок окончен,] можете идти / расходиться / !; be dismissed from smth. he was dismissed from the army in disgrace его с позором уволили из армии
5. XXI1
1) dismiss smb. for smth. dismiss an employee for negligence (for rudeness, etc.) увольнять сотрудника за халатность и т. д., dismiss smb. from smth. dismiss a man from his post освободить кого-л. от должности; dismiss an officer from the army / from the service / уволить офицера из армии || dismiss smb. without notice увольнять кого-л. без предупреждения
2) dismiss smth. from smth. he dismissed the thought from his mind он выкинул это из головы, он и думать об этом перестал; dismiss smth. in smth. dismiss a subject in a few words быстро покончить с делом
6. XXII
dismiss smb. for doing smth. dismiss smb. for being dishonest уволить кого-л. за нечестный поступок
7. XXIV2
dismiss smth. as possessing some quality dismiss smth. as harmless (as unworthy of notice, etc.) посчитать, что что-л. безвредно и отмахнуться и т. д.

English-Russian dictionary of verb phrases. 2013.

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