🚪expel (ɛkspɛl)

verb
/ɪkˈspɛl/
expulser (eks-pul-sey)

Signification

to officially force someone to leave a place or organization
Traduction de la signification
forcé officiellement quelqu'un à quitter un endroit ou une organisation
for-say oh-fi-sye-lah-men te kel-kün a kwee-te un an-dwa o un or-ga-ni-sa-syon

Phrases d'exemple

The student was expelled from school for misconduct.

L'étudiant a été expulsé de l'école pour mauvaise conduite.
Le tew-dy-an ah eh-tay eks-pul-say duh leh-kohl poor moh-vay kon-dwee-t.

Expressions d'exemple

expel from
expulser de
eks-pul-say duh

Synonymes

eject, dismiss, banish, oust, remove

Antonymes

admit, accept, include

Collocations

expel student, expel member, expel gas, expel diplomat

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