Word: discharges

Category: discharges

Health, Law & Government, Science

Related words: discharges

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Synonyms: discharges

dismissal, release, removal, ejection, expulsion, cashiering, the sack, the boot, the ax, a/the pink slip, liberation, leak, leakage, emission, flow, secretion, excretion, seepage, suppuration, pus, matter, exudate, shot, firing, blast, explosion, detonation, carrying out, performance, performing, execution, conduct, fulfillment, accomplishment, completion, payment, repayment, settlement, clearance, meeting, liquidation, outpouring, run, waiver, venting, sacking, dismission, sack, firing off, arc, spark, electric arc, expelling

Translations: discharges

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spanish
Translations:
descargas, las descargas, vertidos, los vertidos, descargas de
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german
Translations:
entlädt, absetzungen, Einleitungen, Entladungen
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french
Translations:
décharge, décharges, rejets, les rejets, déversements, des rejets
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italian
Translations:
scariche, scarichi, gli scarichi, scarichi di, scarico
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portuguese
Translations:
descargas, as descargas, descargas de, descarga, descarrega
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dutch
Translations:
ontladingen, lozing, lozingen, lozen, lozingen van
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russian
Translations:
разгрузка, разряды, сбросы, разрядов, сбросов, выбросы
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norwegian
Translations:
utslipp, utladninger, utslippene
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swedish
Translations:
urladdningar, utsläpp, utsläppen, utsläpp som
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finnish
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päästöt, päästöjä, päästöistä, virtaamat, päästöjen
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danish
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udledninger, udledning, udslip, udledningerne, udtømning
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czech
Translations:
vypouštění, výboje, výbojů, vybíjí, výpusti
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polish
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zrzucanie, odchody, rozładowanie, zrzucenie, wyładowania, zrzuty, zrzutów, rozładowuje, wyładowań
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hungarian
Translations:
kisülések, bevezetések, feltöltődés, kibocsátások, kibocsátás
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turkish
Translations:
deşarjlar, deşarjları, boşalmaları, deşarjların, deşarja
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greek
Translations:
απορρίψεις, απορρίψεων, τις απορρίψεις, απόρριψη, οι απορρίψεις
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ukrainian
Translations:
розряди
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albanian
Translations:
shkarkimet, shkarkimet e, shkarkimeve, shkarkon, shkarkimeve të
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bulgarian
Translations:
зауствания, заустванията, разряди, изхвърляния, заустване
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belarusian
Translations:
разрады
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estonian
Translations:
laskmine, heitmed, heitmete, heidete, laengute
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croatian
Translations:
ispuštanja, Ispuštanje, pražnjenja, prazni, ispusta
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icelandic
Translations:
losun, frárennsli, slepping, stuð
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lithuanian
Translations:
išleidimas, išleidžiamos, išleidimo, išleidžiamų, išleidimams
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latvian
Translations:
izplūdes, izplūde, novadīšana, noplūde, izvadīšanu
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macedonian
Translations:
празнења, испуштања, испуштање, испуштањето, испуштање на
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romanian
Translations:
evacuărilor, evacuările, deversărilor, evacuări, deversările
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slovenian
Translations:
izpusti, izpustov, odvajanje, odvajanja, pretoki
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slovak
Translations:
vypúšťanie, vypúšťania, vypúšťaní, vypustenie, vypúšťaniu

The meaning and "use of": discharges

noun
  • the action of discharging someone from a hospital or from a job. - his discharge from the hospital
  • the action of discharging a liquid, gas, or other substance. - those germs might lead to vaginal discharge
  • the action of doing all that is required to fulfill a responsibility or perform a duty. - directors must use skill in the discharge of their duties
  • the action of canceling an order of a court. - A motion to consolidate that action with the applications for discharge now before this court was dismissed and the action is proceeding toward trial.
verb
  • tell (someone) officially that they can or must leave, in particular. - They stressed that staff would not be actively discharging anyone and no programme was in place to reduce the number of users by a set target.
  • allow (a liquid, gas, or other substance) to flow out from where it has been confined. - industrial plants discharge highly toxic materials into rivers
  • do all that is required to fulfill (a responsibility) or perform (a duty). - That was the only time that he was actually unable to perform or discharge the duties of the president.
  • (of a judge or court) cancel (an order of a court). - It may well be that in the light of that report the authority will wish to apply to the High Court to discharge the consent order made last year.

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