dismiss in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for dismiss in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.dismiss [Am dɪsˈmɪs, Brit dɪsˈmɪs] VB trans

1.1. dismiss:

dismiss employee

despedir

dismiss executive, minister

destituir

he was dismissed from his job

lo despidieron del trabajo

he was dismissed from service MIL

fue dado de baja

1.2. dismiss (send away):

she dismissed the class 15 minutes early

dejó salir a su clase 15 minutos antes de la hora

class dismissed!

pueden retirarse

2.1. dismiss (reject):

dismiss possibility/suggestion

descartar

dismiss possibility/suggestion

desechar

he immediately dismissed the thought

inmediatamente descartó or desechó la idea

he dismissed the idea as nonsensical

desechó or descartó la idea calificándola de absurda

2.2. dismiss (refuse to countenance):

dismiss request/petition/claim

desestimar

dismiss request/petition/claim

rechazar

3. dismiss LAW:

dismiss charge/appeal

desestimar

to dismiss a case

sobreseer una causa

4. dismiss SPORTS:

dismiss opponent

vencer (con facilidad)

II.dismiss [Am dɪsˈmɪs, Brit dɪsˈmɪs] VB intr MIL

dismiss

retirarse

dismiss! MIL

¡rompan filas!

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cold-bloodedly dismiss

despiadadamente

impatiently dismiss/silence/refuse

con impaciencia

Translations for dismiss in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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sobreseer

to dismiss

desafectar persona

dismiss (from post)

destituir

to dismiss

desahuciar (despedir)

to dismiss

darle el cese a alg.

to dismiss sb

expulsar

dismiss from the game Am

cesar

to dismiss

dismiss in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for dismiss in the English»Spanish Dictionary

dismiss [dɪˈsmɪs] VB trans

1. dismiss (not consider):

dismiss

descartar

2. dismiss (let go):

dismiss

dejar ir

3. dismiss (from job):

dismiss

despedir

to be dismissed from one's job

ser despedido del trabajo

4. dismiss LAW:

dismiss

desestimar

Translations for dismiss in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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cesar (despedir)

to dismiss

cesar (funcionario)

to dismiss

licenciar (despedir)

to dismiss

separar

to dismiss

revocar

to dismiss

destituir

to dismiss

empujar

to dismiss

despachar

to dismiss

despedir (de un empleo)

to dismiss

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

In the second innings he was promoted to bat at three, but was dismissed for 17.

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She dismisses it as something that should not have happened.

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He also became the first cricketer in history to be dismissed for that score.

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The duty policeman only just escaped also being struck and was dismissed for failing to warn the passengers in time.

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Parallel considerations in other realms are dismissed with eminently good sense.

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The case was dismissed for want of a substantial federal question.

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However, the phenomenon was dismissed in 1880 as being without pathological significance.

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The trial judge dismissed her claim against the third parties holding that she had sued the wrong persons.

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He was dismissed from the service after the battle.

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The suit was dismissed for lack of legal standing for the plaintiffs.

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