dismiss in Japanese
dismiss in Japanese is 解雇 — dismiss means to fire someone from a job, or to formally end someone's employment.
dismiss in Japanese
解雇
Pronounced: kaiko
(transitive) To reject; to refuse to accept.
What does "dismiss" mean?
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verb To fire someone from a job, or to formally end someone's employment.
"She was dismissed after repeated lateness."
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verb To refuse to take something seriously or to consider it worth thinking about.
"He dismissed the rumor as nonsense."
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verb To tell someone they are free to leave.
"The teacher dismissed the class early."
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dismiss in a sentence
- She was dismissed after repeated lateness.
- The manager was dismissed for stealing money from the till.
- He dismissed the rumor as nonsense.
- Please don't dismiss her worries, because she really believes something is wrong.
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What is "dismiss" in Japanese?
"dismiss" in Japanese is 解雇. dismiss means: To fire someone from a job, or to formally end someone's employment.
How do you pronounce 解雇?
"dismiss" in Japanese is 解雇, pronounced "kaiko".
How do you use "dismiss" in a sentence?
Example: "She was dismissed after repeated lateness." In Japanese, "dismiss" is 解雇.
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