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discharging是discharge的现在分词 discharge美 [dɪs'tʃɑrdʒ] 英 ['dɪstʃɑː(r)dʒ] - v.放电；卸货；履行；解雇
- n.卸货；履行；解雇；【电】放电
- 网络放电的；放出；排放
过去分词：discharged 现在分词：discharging 第三人称单数：discharges v.+n. discharge patient,discharge debt,discharge obligation,discharge duty n. emission,flow,secretion,excretion,seepage v. emit,send out,pay off,clear,free v. | 3. 释放;解除,免除(义务等);遣散(军人),使退役;放走,放行,罢免,解雇 3. 释放;解除,免除(义务等);遣散(军人),使退役;放走,放行,罢免,解雇 | n. | |
v. | 1. to arrange for or allow somebody to leave an institution, especially a hospital, or make the decision yourself to leave such a place after being an inpatient 2. to release somebody from service in the armed forces formally, or formally end your service 3. to release a prisoner, or acquit somebody in a court of law 4. to emit, give off, or dispose of a gas or liquid, or be emitted or disposed of 5. to complete a duty, responsibility, or promise successfully 6. to excuse somebody from a duty or obligation 7. to dismiss somebody from a job 9. to fire a weapon or missile, or be fired 10. to cancel or annul a court order 1. to arrange for or allow somebody to leave an institution, especially a hospital, or make the decision yourself to leave such a place after being an inpatient 2. to release somebody from service in the armed forces formally, or formally end your service 3. to release a prisoner, or acquit somebody in a court of law 4. to emit, give off, or dispose of a gas or liquid, or be emitted or disposed of 5. to complete a duty, responsibility, or promise successfully 6. to excuse somebody from a duty or obligation 7. to dismiss somebody from a job 9. to fire a weapon or missile, or be fired 10. to cancel or annul a court order | n. | 1. permission or orders to leave an institution, especially a hospital, after being a patient 2. formal and official release of somebody from the armed forces, or a document certifying this 3. the release of a prisoner from custody 4. a flow of fluid from the body, especially an unusual or large flow of mucus from the bodily orifices or pus from a wound 5. the emission of gases, liquids, or chemicals 6. the rate at which a gas or liquid is being emitted 7. the carrying out of a duty, obligation, responsibility, or promise 10. the process of converting chemical energy into electrical energy, e.g. in a battery 1. permission or orders to leave an institution, especially a hospital, after being a patient 2. formal and official release of somebody from the armed forces, or a document certifying this 3. the release of a prisoner from custody 4. a flow of fluid from the body, especially an unusual or large flow of mucus from the bodily orifices or pus from a wound 5. the emission of gases, liquids, or chemicals 6. the rate at which a gas or liquid is being emitted 7. the carrying out of a duty, obligation, responsibility, or promise 10. the process of converting chemical energy into electrical energy, e.g. in a battery |
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