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discharge
/dɪsˈtʃɑːrdʒ/
verb
Taburcu etmek, görevden azad etmek
To release or allow to leave from confinement, duty, or obligation.
- The hospital discharged her after three days.
- He was discharged from military service in 2020.
- The court discharged the jury after the verdict.
- Industrial facilities must monitor what pollutants they discharge into nearby waterways to comply with environmental regulations.
- The committee will discharge its responsibilities by submitting a comprehensive report on the matter next month.
- Batteries discharge at different rates depending on temperature conditions and the power demands of connected devices.
verb
Bir madde veya enerji yaymak, boşaltmak
To emit, pour out, or release a substance or energy.
- The factory was discharging waste into the river.
- The battery discharged completely overnight.
- The wound was discharging pus.
verbformal
Bir görevi, sorumluluğu veya yükümlülüğü yerine getirmek
To carry out or fulfill a duty, responsibility, or obligation.
- She discharged her duties with great efficiency.
- He failed to discharge his responsibilities as a parent.
noun
Birini veya bir şeyi serbest bırakma eylemi veya serbest bırakılma durumu
The action of releasing someone or something, or the state of being released.
- She received her discharge papers from the army.
- His discharge from the hospital was delayed.
noun
Yayılan veya salınan bir madde veya enerji, özellikle vücut sıvısı
A substance or energy that is emitted or released, especially a bodily fluid.
- She noticed an unusual discharge and consulted her doctor.
- Industrial discharge polluted the nearby lake.