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kiutasítás* * *noun Any child found disobeying this rule will face expulsion from the school.) kiutasítás -
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n. kovma, çıkarma, kovulma, çıkma, akma* * *atma* * *noun Any child found disobeying this rule will face expulsion from the school.) kovulma -
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• häätö• erottaminen• erottaminen (koulusta)medicine, veterinary• ulostus• ulostus• ulos pusertaminen• karkotus• maastakarkotus* * *noun Any child found disobeying this rule will face expulsion from the school.) erottaminen -
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n. fördrivning, uteslutning; förvisning (straff)* * *noun Any child found disobeying this rule will face expulsion from the school.) utdrivning, utvisning, relegering -
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1. n роспуск2. n предложение или разрешение уйтиhe took it for a dismissal — он понял, что ему было предложено уйти
it was a dismissal — он дал понять, что хочет остаться один
3. n увольнение, освобождение от работы4. n воен. увольнение из армииthe aftershock of dismissal — шок, последовавший за увольнением
Синонимический ряд:1. discharge (noun) deposition; discharge; displacement; removal; termination2. expulsion (noun) ejection; eviction; expulsion; ouster3. liberation (noun) adjourning; dissolution; freeing; liberation; release -
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noun destierrotr['bænɪʃmənt]1 destierro, exiliobanishment ['bænɪʃmənt] n1) exile: destierro m, exilio m2) expulsion: expulsión fn.• destierro s.m.• proscripción s.f.['bænɪʃmǝnt]N destierro m -
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noun1) (moving) Verschiebung, die2) (supplanting) Ersetzung, die* * *noun die Verdrängung* * *dis·place·ment[dɪsˈpleɪsmənt]n no pl4. PHYS, NAUT Verdrängung f, verdrängtes Flüssigkeitsvolumen* * *[dIs'pleɪsmənt]n1) (= act of moving) Verschiebung f; (of people) Vertreibung f; (NAUT, PHYS of air, water) Verdrängung f; (= volume displaced, PHYS) verdrängte Menge; (NAUT) Verdrängung f2) (= replacement) Ablösung f, Ersatz m* * *1. Verlagerung f, -schiebung f, -rückung f:displacement of funds WIRTSCH anderweitige Kapitalverwendung;displacement of values Wertverschiebung3. Ablösung f5. Verschleppung f6. TECH Kolbenverdrängung f7. GEOL Dislokation f, Versetzung f8. PSYCH Affektverlagerung f:* * *noun1) (moving) Verschiebung, die2) (supplanting) Ersetzung, die* * *n.Abstand -¨e m.relative Adresse f. -
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noun2) (dismissal) Entlassung, diethe minister's removal from office — die Entfernung des Ministers aus dem Amt
3) see academic.ru/61454/remove">remove 1. 3): Beseitigung, die; Vertreibung, die; Zerstreuung, die4) (transfer of furniture) Umzug, der‘Smith & Co., Removals’ — "Smith & Co., Spedition"
* * *noun (the act of removing or the state of being removed, especially the moving of furniture etc to a new home: After his removal from power, the dictator was sent into exile; Our removal is to take place on Monday; ( also adjective) a removal van.) die Absetzung, der Umzug; Möbel-...* * *re·mov·al[rɪˈmu:vəl]nto do \removals Umzüge übernehmen2. no pl (expulsion) Beseitigung f, Abschaffung f; of a dictator Absetzung f; (abolition) of customs duties Abschaffung f; (fire from job) Entlassung f, Absetzung f\removal from power Absetzung f (der Regierung)* * *[rɪ'muːvəl]n1) (= taking off, taking away etc) Entfernung f; (of cover, lid, attachments) Abnahme f, Entfernung f; (of splint, bandage, tie) Abnahme f; (of clothes) Ausziehen nt; (of stain) Entfernung f, Beseitigung f; (of buttons, trimmings) Abtrennung f; (of troops) Abzug mhis removal to hospital — seine Einlieferung ins Krankenhaus
2) (= taking out from container) Herausnehmen nt; (MED of lung, kidney) Entfernung f; (of paragraph, word, item on list) Streichen nt; (TECH) Ausbau m3) (= eradication of threat, abuse, evil, difficulty, problem) Beseitigung f; (of tax, restrictions) Aufhebung f; (of objection, obstacle) Ausräumung f; (of doubt, suspicion, fear) Zerstreuung f; (euph = killing) Beseitigung f5) (Brit: move from house) Umzug mour removal to this house/to York — unser Umzug in dieses Haus/nach York
"Brown __ Son, removals" — "Spedition Brown __ Sohn", "Brown __ Sohn, Umzüge"
* * *removal [rıˈmuːvl] s1. Fort-, Wegschaffen n, Abfuhr f, Abtransport m2. (to in akk, nach)a) Umzug mb) Verlegung f:removal of business Geschäftsverlegung;removal man Bra) Spediteur m,b) (Möbel)Packer m;removal van Br Möbelwagen m3. Absetzung f, Entlassung f (eines Beamten etc):removal from office Amtsenthebung f4. fig Beseitigung f (eines Fehlers etc, auch eines Gegners), Behebung f:a) Entnahme f (bei Verpflanzung)b) Entfernung f* * *noun2) (dismissal) Entlassung, die4) (transfer of furniture) Umzug, der‘Smith & Co., Removals’ — "Smith & Co., Spedition"
* * *n.Abfuhr -en f.Ablösung -en f.Abnahme -n f.Behebung -en f.Beseitigung f.Entfernung f.Räumung -en f.Verlagerung f. -
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nounDrohung, diemake a threat against somebody — jemandem drohen
at the slightest threat of something — wenn etwas auch nur ganz entfernt droht
* * *[Ɵret]1) (a warning that one is going to hurt or punish someone: He will certainly carry out his threat to harm you.) die Drohung2) (a sign of something dangerous or unpleasant which may be, or is, about to happen: a threat of rain.) die Gefahr3) (a source of danger: His presence is a threat to our plan/success.) die Bedrohung•- academic.ru/74709/threaten">threaten* * *[θret]nshe left the country under \threat of arrest if she returned als sie das Land verließ, drohte man ihr, sie bei ihrer Rückkehr zu verhaftenthere was a \threat of thunder in the heavy afternoon air an dem Nachmittag lag ein Gewitter in der Luftdeath \threat Morddrohung f, Todesdrohung fthe \threat of jail die Androhung einer Haftstrafean empty \threat eine leere Drohungto carry out a \threat eine Drohung wahrmachen\threat of [legal] proceedings Klagedrohung f\threat of war Kriegsgefahr fto pose a \threat to sb/sth eine Gefahr [o Bedrohung] für jdn/etw darstellenthey're under \threat of eviction because they can't pay the rent ihnen wurde die Zwangsräumung angedroht, weil sie ihre Miete nicht bezahlen können* * *[ɵret]n1) Drohung fto make a threat — drohen, eine Androhung machen (against sb jdm)
2) (= danger) Bedrohung (to +gen), Gefahr f (to für)this war is a threat to civilization — dieser Krieg stellt eine Gefahr für die Zivilisation or eine Bedrohung der Zivilisation dar
* * *threat [θret] s1. Drohung f (of mit; to gegen):under threat of unter Androhung von (od gen);under threat of violence unter Gewaltandrohungbe under threat bedroht sein ( from von);there was a threat of rain es drohte zu regnen* * *nounDrohung, die* * *n.Bedrohung f.Drohung -en f. v.drohen v. -
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1) (a backward current eg that following a ship's passage through the water: the backwash of the steamer.) corriente de expulsión2) (the unintentional results of an action, situation etc: The backwash of that firm's financial troubles affected several other firms.) consecuencia, repercusióntr['bækwɒʃ]1 (wind, water) remolino2 figurative use repercusión nombre femenino, eco['bækwɒʃ]N1) (Naut) agua f de rechazo2) (fig) reacción f, repercusiones fpl -
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- ʃənnoun expulsión, desahuciotr[ɪ'ʤekʃən]1 (gen) expulsión nombre femenino2 (from plane) eyección nombre femeninoejection [i'ʤɛkʃən] n: expulsión fn.• expulsión s.f.• eyección s.f.ɪ'dʒekʃənmass noun ( of troublemaker) expulsión f; ( by pilot) eyección f[ɪ'dʒekʃǝn]N expulsión f ; [of tenant] desahucio m ; [of pilot] eyección f* * *[ɪ'dʒekʃən]mass noun ( of troublemaker) expulsión f; ( by pilot) eyección f -
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- ʃən1) (the act of suspending.) suspensión2) (in a motor vehicle etc, the system of springs etc supporting the frame on the axles.) suspensión3) (a liquid with solid particles that do not sink.) suspensión
suspensión sustantivo femenino suspension
suspensión sustantivo femenino
1 (en el aire) hanging, suspension
2 (interrupción) cancellation, halting
3 (en un cargo, un trabajo) suspension
suspensión de empleo y sueldo, suspension without pay
4 Auto suspension 5 suspensión de pagos, temporary receivership ' suspensión' also found in these entries: Spanish: cese - colgante - pendular - suspensiva - suspensivo - cancelación - puente - punto - sanción English: raincheck - receiver - suspension - suspension bridge - adjournment - receivership - recess - stay - stoppagetr[sə'spenʃən]3 SMALLCHEMISTRY/SMALL suspensión nombre femenino4 SMALLTECHNICAL/SMALL suspensión nombre femenino\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLsuspension bridge puente nombre masculino colgantesuspension points puntos suspensivossuspension [sə'spɛnʧən] n: suspensión fadj.• suspensivo, -a adj.n.• cesación s.f.• parada s.f.• recogida s.f.• sobreseimiento s.m.• suspensión s.f.• sustentación s.f.sə'spenʃən1) u ca) ( cessation) suspensión fb) ( deferment) aplazamiento m, postergación f (esp AmL)2) c u (banning, withdrawal) suspensión f; ( of student) expulsión f temporaria, suspensión f (AmL)suspension from duty — separación f del cargo
3) u (hanging, being hung) suspensión f4) u ( Auto) suspensión f[sǝs'penʃǝn]1. Nsuspension of payments — suspensión f de pagos
2) (Aut, Chem) suspensión f2.CPDsuspension bridge N — puente m colgante
suspension file N — archivador m colgante
suspension points NPL — puntos mpl suspensivos
* * *[sə'spenʃən]1) u ca) ( cessation) suspensión fb) ( deferment) aplazamiento m, postergación f (esp AmL)2) c u (banning, withdrawal) suspensión f; ( of student) expulsión f temporaria, suspensión f (AmL)suspension from duty — separación f del cargo
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eviction [ɪˈvɪk∫ən]* * *[ɪ'vɪkʃn] -
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1. n церк. отлучениеgreater excommunication — полное отлучение, анафема
2. n изгнание, изоляция; исключениеСинонимический ряд:1. denunciation (noun) anathema; ban; curse; denunciation; malediction2. expulsion from the church (noun) boycotting; dismissal; ejection; exclusion; expulsion; expulsion from the church; ostracizing; ousting; removal; suspension -
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deportation [‚di:pɔ:'teɪʃən]expulsion f; History (to colonies, camp) déportation f;∎ many refugees were threatened with deportation beaucoup de réfugiés furent menacés d'expulsion;∎ resistance fighters risked deportation or death les combattants de la résistance risquaient la déportation ou la mort►► deportation order arrêt m d'expulsionUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > deportation
См. также в других словарях:
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expulsion — noun Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo French expulsioun, from Latin expulsion , expulsio, from expellere to expel Date: 15th century the act of expelling ; the state of being expelled • expulsive adjective … New Collegiate Dictionary
expulsion — noun The act of expelling or the state of being expelled. The scandal involved every member of the high schools football team resulting in a flurry of expulsions, starting with the quarterback. Ant: impulsion See Also: expel … Wiktionary
expulsion — noun 1》 the action of expelling someone. 2》 the action of forcing something from the body. Derivatives expulsive adjective Origin ME: from L. expulsio(n ), from expellere (see expel) … English new terms dictionary