Results, dismissal

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ちょうかいめんかんchoukaimenkan

noun:

  • disciplinary dismissal; disciplinary discharge
にんしょうかんninshoukan

noun:

  • official whose appointment and dismissal requires Imperial acknowledgement (acknowledgment)
ちょうかいめんchoukaimen

noun:

しんぶんじれいshinbunjirei

noun:

  • appointment or dismissal conjecturally reported in the media (esp. when the conjecture turned out to be wrong); announcement of an appointment that turns out to be mere press speculation - four character idiom
いがんめんしょくiganmenshoku

noun:

ちょうかいめんしょくchoukaimenshoku

noun:

  • disciplinary dismissal (discharge) - four character idiom
せいりかいこseirikaiko

noun:

  • restructuring termination (of employment); dismissal due to economic conditions - Law term
じれいjirei

noun:

  • notice of personnel change (appointment, dismissal, etc.)
  • wording; choice of language; phraseology

kareha辞令jireiwo受けるukeruようにyouni結局kekkyoku説得settokuされたsareta He was eventually prevailed upon to accept the appointment.

きょぜつはんのうkyozetsuhannou

noun:

  • (organ) rejection - four character idiom
  • unthinking dismissal; strong reaction (against)

信じていたshinjiteitaかどうかkadoukahaともかくtomokaku超常的なchoutsunetekina話題wadaini拒絶反応kyozetsuhannougaあるaruということはないtoiukotohanaiようだyouda I don't know whether she believed me or not but in any case it seems she doesn't automatically dismiss talk of the supernatural.

ほうがくhougaku

noun:

  • expulsion from school 放校
  • dismissal of class (at the end of the day) 放課
じょめいjomei

noun:

  • sparing a life; clemency
  • reconsideration of an employee's dismissal

Kanji

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