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dismiss

/dɪsˈmɪs/

verb

göndermek

To order or allow someone to leave; to send away.

  • The teacher dismissed the class early.
  • The judge dismissed the jury after the verdict.
  • The committee chair will dismiss the meeting once all agenda items have been adequately discussed and voted upon by members.
  • University administrators decided to dismiss classes for the afternoon due to the severe weather warning issued by meteorological authorities.
  • Many historians refuse to dismiss oral traditions as unreliable sources, recognizing their value in understanding pre-literate societies and cultural transmission.
  • The principal announced plans to dismiss students in stages to prevent congestion in hallways during the emergency evacuation drill.
verb

işten çıkarmak

To remove someone from their job or position.

  • He was dismissed from his position for misconduct.
  • The company dismissed several employees due to budget cuts.
verb

reddetmek

To treat something as unworthy of serious consideration; to reject as invalid.

  • The court dismissed the case due to lack of evidence.
  • Don't dismiss her ideas without hearing her out.
  • He dismissed my concerns as trivial.