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🔑dismissdis·miss /dɪsˈmɪs / verb [transitive] - dismiss sb / sth (as sth) to decide that someone or something is not important or is not worth thinking or talking about不予理会；不予考虑；对…不屑一提◆He dismissed the idea as nonsense.他认为那种想法是无稽之谈，不值得考虑。
- (formal) to order an employee to leave his / her job解雇；开除◆He was dismissed for refusing to obey orders.他因拒绝服从命令而被开除。 SYN fire
- to put thoughts or feelings out of your mind去除，消除，摒弃（想法或感情）◆Dismiss any thoughts of failure from your mind.把你脑中任何失败的念头都打消掉。
- to send someone away or allow him / her to leave让…离开；把…打发走；解散◆The lecture ended and the professor dismissed the class.那堂课结束了，教授宣布下课。
- to say that a trial or court case should not continue, usually because there is not enough evidence驳回，不受理（案件等）◆The case was dismissed.案子被驳回。
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