dismiss · verb
Sens et exemples
Décider qu’une idée, une inquiétude ou une personne ne mérite pas d’être considérée.
The manager dismissed our concerns without asking for any further details.
Do not dismiss a suggestion simply because it comes from someone inexperienced.
She dismissed the rumours as an attempt to distract attention from the report.
The committee initially dismissed the idea, but later agreed to investigate it.
Formes
- dismiss base form
- dismisses third-person singular present
- dismissed past tense; past participle
- dismissing present participle