discharge

释义

v.允许…离开，解雇; 释放; 排出; 履行; 清偿（债务）; 开枪n.排出物; 获准离开，免职，出院，退伍; 履行，清偿

词态变化

第三人称单数 :   discharges ; 过去式 :   discharged ; 过去分词 :   discharged ; 现在分词 :   discharging ;

实用场景例句

The authorities accused Lewis of discharging a gun in an illegal and hazardous manner.

当局指控刘易斯以非法且危险的方式开枪。

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The merchandise will be sold at a steep discount to discharge the debt.

这些商品将以大幅折扣出售以清偿债务。

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The salty solution is ultimately discharged into the ocean.

这种咸水溶液最终将被排放到海洋中。

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The avian creature struggled to breathe while scarlet liquid discharged from its nasal passages at a gradual pace.

这只飞禽艰难地呼吸着，鲜红的液体从其鼻腔中以缓慢的速度流出。

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Fever develops as a transparent discharge leaks from their eyes...

发热症状出现时，他们的眼睛有透明分泌物渗出...

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Radioactive waste discharge and management procedures at Springfields adhered to every relevant regulatory limit.

斯普林菲尔德的放射性废料排放及管理程序遵循了所有相关的监管限制。

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Health-related issues will lead to the discharge of your military service.

因健康相关问题，你将获准解除兵役。

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The numerous academic responsibilities were discharged by him with unassuming proficiency.

他以不张扬的才干履行了众多学术职责。

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Fractured as his nose was, doctors deemed him fit for discharge from the medical facility this very day.

尽管他的鼻子骨折了，医护人员认为他今天就可以从医疗机构出院。

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Prohibition of the release of hazardous substances

有害物质的释放禁令

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Electrical storms often produce bright flashes and loud noises due to atmospheric discharges.

由大气放电产生的雷电常常伴随着明亮的闪光和巨大的声响。

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Mucus discharge from the sinuses can indicate an infection.

鼻腔分泌物可能表明存在感染。

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the discharge of duties/responsibilities

职责的履行；责任的解除

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英英释义

Noun

1. the sudden giving off of energy

2. the act of venting

3. a substance that is emitted or released

4. any of several bodily processes by which substances go out of the body;

"the discharge of pus"

5. electrical conduction through a gas in an applied electric field

6. the pouring forth of a fluid

7. the termination of someone's employment (leaving them free to depart)

8. a formal written statement of relinquishment

9. the act of discharging a gun

Verb

1. complete or carry out;

"discharge one's duties"

2. pour forth or release;

"discharge liquids"

3. eliminate (substances) from the body

4. free from obligations or duties

5. remove the charge from

6. go off or discharge;

"The gun fired"

7. pronounce not guilty of criminal charges;

"The suspect was cleared of the murder charges"

8. leave or unload, especially of passengers or cargo;

9. cause to go off;

"fire a gun"

"fire a bullet"

10. release from military service

11. become empty or void of its content;

"The room emptied"