dismantling expenses
dismantling of a tariff barrier
dismantling of tariffs
dismantling of the mold
dismantling of the mold in casting
dismantling of trade barriers
Dismas
dismast
dismasted
dismasting
dismay
dismayed
dismayedness
dismayingly
dismember
dismembered
dismembered pyeloplasty
dismemberment
dismenorrheic
dismiss
dismiss a minister
dismiss an application
dismiss an employee
dismiss by booing
dismiss lightly and contemptuously
dismiss someone from a place gradually and gently
dismiss to an inferior position
dismiss upon the merits
dismiss with a laugh
dismissable
dismissal
dismissal compensation
dismissal from a job
dismissal from job
dismissal from office
dismissal in old age
dismissal not as condemnatory as a dishonorable discharge
dismissal of a worker
dismissal of action
dismissal of an administrative process
dismissal of an employee
dismissal of complaint
dismissal of employee
dismissal of the case
dismissal of the complaint
dismissal pay
dismissal signal
dismissal with grounds
dismissal with prejudice
- Translate "dismiss" to Spanish: descartar, dejar, desechar, echar por la borda, proscribir
English Synonyms of "dismiss": discard, ditch, drop away, eliminate, put aside, leave out
Define meaning of "dismiss": Declare void. ; Bar from attention or consideration. ; Stop associating with. Elsa dismissed the idea, Elsa desechó la idea. - Translate "dismiss" to Spanish: dar permiso para salir
English Synonyms of "dismiss": allow to leave
Define meaning of "dismiss": End one's encounter with somebody by causing or permitting the person to leave. I was dismissed after I gave my report. - Translate "dismiss" to Spanish: cesar, despedir, echar, cesantear, correr, dejar cesante
English Synonyms of "dismiss": lay off, kick out, boot, cease, discharge, give the ax, give the boot, remove from the job, fire, let go
Define meaning of "dismiss": Terminate the employment of. ; Stop associating with. The boss fired his secretary today. - Translate "dismiss" to Spanish: exonerar a
English Synonyms of "dismiss": free - Translate "dismiss" to Spanish: dar por terminado, desestimar, resolver sin lugar, sobreseer, declarar desierto, fallar sin lugar
English Synonyms of "dismiss": declare not guilty, exonerate, cease the proceedings against, cease the proceedings of, exonerate from the charge, acquit
Define meaning of "dismiss": Cease to consider; put out of judicial consideration. The teacher dismissed the lesson, El profesor dio por terminada la clase. - Translate "dismiss" to Spanish: rechazar
English Synonyms of "dismiss": refuse to accept, disavow, dishonor, repudiate, snub, disaffirm, piss on
The President dissolved the parliament and called for new elections.
She dismissed his advances.
They dropped her after she had a child out of wedlock.
The company terminated 25% of its workers.
They dropped her after she had a child out of wedlock.
This case is dismissed!
I
you
he/she/it
we
you
they
dismiss
dismiss
dismisses
dismiss
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dismiss
dismissed
dismissed
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dismissed
dismissed
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will dismiss
will dismiss
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will dismiss
will dismiss
will dismiss
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