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dismissing
UK //dɪsˈmɪsɪŋ//US //dɪsˈmɪsɪŋ//
词源
源自拉丁语 'dismissus'（遣散），由 dis-（离开） + mittere（发送）构成，15世纪进入英语。
verb
❶ 正式地让某人离开或结束其职务，常用于工作场合表示解雇或遣散。
“The manager is dismissing several employees due to budget cuts.”
（由于预算削减，经理正在解雇几名员工。）
“She was dismissed from her job after the company restructuring.”
（公司重组后，她被解雇了。）
❶ 认为某事不重要或不值得关注，表现为拒绝考虑或忽视。
“She dismissed his concerns as exaggerated.”
（她认为他的担忧是夸大其词而不予理会。）
“The judge dismissed the evidence as irrelevant.”
（法官认为该证据无关紧要而予以驳回。）
同义词:fire, terminate, disregard, ignore, reject
常见短语
dismissing out of hand — 未经认真考虑就立即拒绝或否定某事。
“He dismissed the proposal out of hand without reading it.”
（他看都没看就断然否决了这个提案。）