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dischargedis·charge1 /dɪsˈtʃɑrdʒ / verb - [transitive] to allow someone officially to leave; to send someone away批准（某人）离开；释放；放行◆to discharge someone from the hospital / army准许某人出院／退伍
- [transitive] to send something out (a liquid, gas, etc.)排出，放出（液体、气体等）◆Smoke and fumes are discharged from the factory and cause air pollution.烟和废气从那家工厂排放出来，污染了空气。
- [intransitive] to shoot a bullet or explode, especially by accident（尤指意外地）走火，开枪，爆炸◆The gun accidentally discharged, and Andy was hit.枪意外走火了，安迪被击中。
dischargedis·charge2 /ˈdɪstʃɑrdʒ / noun [countable, uncountable] - the action of sending someone or something out or away批准离开；排放◆The discharge of oil from the leaking tanker could not be prevented.石油从油轮裂缝里泄漏出来，无法阻止。◆The wounded soldier was given a medical discharge.那名受伤的士兵获准因伤退役。
- a substance that has come out of something排出物；排放物；分泌物◆yellowish discharge from a wound伤口上淡黄色的分泌物
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