dis·miss·al [dɪsˈmɪsəl] СУЩ.
1. dismissal no мн. (disregard):
- dismissal
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2. dismissal (the sack):
- dismissal from
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3. dismissal of an assembly:
- dismissal
- razpustitev ж.
4. dismissal ЮРИД.:
- dismissal of a case
- ustavitev ж.
- dismissal of the accused
- izpustitev ж.
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He took more than five dismissals in an innings in four of the ten innings in which he kept wicket.
en.wikipedia.org Employers who rely on old unrelated warnings will struggle to prove a new minor offence justifies dismissal.
en.wikipedia.org Of course, each claim must have its own basis for jurisdiction in the court in which it is brought or be subject to dismissal.
en.wikipedia.org He came into the limelight after his dismissal from public service, for participating in the strike of public servants in 1947.
en.wikipedia.org Dismissal from the fourth tier is still possible, however, if a club finishes bottom three seasons in a row.
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