英语释义

1. to relieve of a charge, load, or burden:

2. unload
discharge a cargo ship

3. to release from an obligation
will be discharged from further payment

4. to release electrical energy from (something, such as a battery or capacitor) by a discharge (see discharge entry 2 sense 9b)
discharging electricity from a battery

5. to let or put off
discharge passengers discharge cargo

6. shoot
discharge an arrow

7. to release from confinement, custody, or care
discharge a prisoner discharge a patient

8. to give outlet or vent to emit
discharge emotions vehicles discharging exhaust fumes

9. to dismiss from employment
had to discharge several employees last month

10. to release from service or duty
discharge a soldier was discharged from the Navy

11. to get rid of (something, such as a debt or obligation) by performing an appropriate action (such as payment)
failing to discharge their debts

12. to set aside or dismiss annul
discharge a court order

13. to order (a legislative committee) to end consideration of a bill (see bill entry 4 sense 6) in order to bring it before the house (see house entry 1 sense 6a) for action

14. to bear and distribute (something, such as the weight of a wall above an opening)

15. to bleach out or remove (color or dye) in dyeing and printing textiles

16. to cancel the record of the loan of (a library book) upon return

17. to throw off or deliver a load, charge, or burden

18. to release electrical energy by a discharge (see discharge entry 2 sense 9b)
ensure that the electricity discharges safely

19. go off, fire —used of a gun
His weapon discharged .

20. spread, run
some dyes discharge

21. to pour forth fluid or other contents
where the river discharges into the ocean

22. the act of relieving of something that oppresses release

23. something that discharges or releases especially a certification of release or payment
produced the discharge as evidence

24. the state of being discharged or relieved

25. the act of discharging or unloading
her discharge from the hospital

26. release from confinement
a record of prison discharges

27. a firing off
the discharge of a weapon

28. a flowing or issuing out
a discharge of spores a discharge of mucus also a rate of flow
controlling the discharge of water

29. something that is emitted
a purulent discharge a clear discharge from the eyes and nose

30. the act of removing an obligation or liability (see liability sense 2)
received a full discharge from his creditors

31. release or dismissal especially from an office or employment
suing for wrongful discharge

32. complete separation from military service
her discharge from the Navy an honorable discharge

33. the equalization of a difference of electric potential (see potential entry 2 sense 2c) between two points

34. the conversion of the chemical energy of a battery into electrical energy

35. to allow (someone) to leave a hospital, prison, etc.

36. to take away the job of (someone) to end the employment of (someone)

37. to end the service of (someone) in a formal or official way to release (someone) from duty

38. the release of someone from a hospital, prison, etc.

39. the act of firing or dismissing someone from a job

40. the act of ending a person's service to the military

41. to allow to leave or get off
The patient was discharged from the hospital.

42. to dismiss from service
discharge a worker

43. to free of a load or burden unload
discharge a ship

44. shoot entry 1 sense 2
discharge a gun

45. to cause to shoot out of
discharge a bullet

46. to pour forth fluid or other contents
The chimney discharged smoke.

47. to get rid of by paying or doing
discharge a debt He discharged his responsibilities.

48. the release of someone from a place The doctor approved her discharge from the hospital.

49. the release from a duty or debt

50. a certificate of release or payment

51. the act of firing a person from a job

52. an end of a person's military service

53. an act of firing off
a gun's discharge

54. something that flows out
The discharge was coming from a pipe.

55. to release from confinement, custody, or care
discharge a patient from the hospital

56. to give outlet to or emit
a boil discharging pus

57. to release or give expression to (a pent-up emotion or a repressed impulse)
discharged his anxiety by working out with a punching bag

58. to pour forth fluid or other contents

59. the act of relieving of something
discharge of a repressed impulse

60. release from confinement, custody, or care
returned to work the day after discharge from the hospital

61. something that is emitted or evacuated
a purulent discharge from a wound a thick white vaginal discharge

62. to release from an obligation: as

63. to relieve of a duty under an instrument (as a contract or a negotiable instrument) also to render (an instrument) no longer enforceable
a formal instrument…may be discharged by either cancellation or surrender
— J. D. Calamari and J. M. Perillo

64. to release (a debtor in bankruptcy) from liability for his or her debts

65. to release from confinement, custody, or care
discharge a prisoner

66. to dismiss from employment terminate the employment of

67. to release from service or duty
discharge a jury discharge a witness

68. to get rid of (as a debt or obligation) by performing an appropriate action

69. to fulfill a requirement for
evidence which is required to discharge the burden of going forward
— W. R. LaFave and A. W. Scott, Jr.

70. to order (a legislative committee) to end consideration of a bill in order to bring it before the house for action

71. the act of relieving of something that burdens or oppresses release

72. something that discharges or releases especially a certification of or a document proving release or payment

73. the state of being discharged or released
a party seeking a total discharge

74. release from confinement
ordering a conditional discharge of the alien on habeas corpus
— Harvard Law Review

75. the act of removing an obligation or liability (as by payment of a debt or performance of a duty)

76. a dismissal from employment or office — constructive discharge discharge of an employee effected by making the employee's working conditions so intolerable that he or she reasonably feels compelled to resign

77. a wrongful discharge that is done in retaliation for an employee's conduct (as reporting an employer's criminal activity) and that clearly violates public policy

78. discharge of an employee for illegal reasons or for reasons that are contrary to public policy (as in retaliation for the employee's refusal to engage in unlawful activity)

79. a release from service or duty

片语

dischargeable dye翻译

dischargeable colour翻译

easily dischargeable易拔的

dischargeable capacity有效容积

Dischargeable Auxiliary拔染剂

capacitance dischargeable电容放电

dischargeable weight可抛弃重量

non-dischargeable weight不可减除之重量

dischargeable color翻译

英汉例句

• two dischargeable reactive black dyes for silk fabric were designed and synthesized, which exhibit darker black shade, good wet fastness and excellent dischargeability on silk fabric.

  设计合成了两只具有良好的湿处理牢度和优良的可雕性能的乌黑的丝绸用黑色活性染料。

• an express promise to pay all or part of an indebtedness of the promisor, discharged or dischargeable in bankruptcy proceedings which begun before the promise is made, is binding.

  破产程序开始后，明确许诺全部或部分偿还因破产已被免除或者可以免除的债务的，该诺言有拘束力。

• according to conventional technology of neutral-bath dyeing, direct dyes with bright colour and good colour fastness and dischargeable by reductants can not be used in the dyeing of silk fibre.

  常规的中性浴染色工艺认为：某些色泽比较鲜艳、色牢度较好并可被还原剂破坏的直接染料不能上染真丝纤维。

• because the dischargeable smoke cover of the utility model can steer with wind, the utility model arranged on the top of the chimney can automatically shield from wind and sleet.

  由于本技术的排烟罩随风转向，安装在烟囱顶部能自动防风遮雨雪。

• creditor is required to prove by a preponderance of evidence that his claim against debtor is not dischargeable in bankruptcy.

  债权人必须有充足举证证明，对申请破产的债务人的索赔债务不应该予免除。

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blast猛攻

fire点燃；解雇；开除；使发光；烧制；激动；放枪

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