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1 discharge one's duties
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n. (het) lossen; uitlaat; vrijlating; schuld afbetalen; schot--------v. vracht lossen; uitwerpen, uitscheiden; bevrijden; verwijderen; sturen, wegsturen; schietendischarge1[ distsja:dzj]1 bewijs van kwijting/ontslag1 lossing ⇒ ontlading, het uitladen4 kwijting ⇒ aflossing, vervulling♦voorbeelden:a purulent discharge • een etterige afscheidingthe discharge of one's duties • het vervullen van zijn plicht————————discharge2[ distsja:dzj]♦voorbeelden:II 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉1 ontladen ⇒ uitladen, lossen2 afvuren ⇒ afschieten, lossen4 wegsturen ⇒ ontslaan, ontheffen van; 〈 leger〉 pasporteren; 〈 juridisch〉 vrijspreken, in vrijheid stellen5 uitstorten ⇒ uitstoten, afgeven6 vervullen ⇒ voldoen, zich kwijten van♦voorbeelden:discharge the jury • de jury van zijn plichten ontslaandischarge a patient • een patiënt ontslaandischarge a sailor • een zeeman afmonsterendischarge someone from service • iemand uit de dienst ontslaandischarge oaths/screams • vloeken/kreten uitstotendischarge one's debts • zijn schulden voldoendischarge one's duties • zijn taak vervullen -
3 the discharge of one's duties
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