sacking

英 [ˈsækɪŋ]

美 [ˈsækɪŋ]

n.  解雇
v.  解雇; 炒鱿鱼; (尤指旧时军队等)破坏，劫掠; 擒杀(四分卫)
sack的现在分词

复数：sackings　现在分词：sacking　

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牛津词典

noun

• 解雇
  an act of sacking sb (= dismissing them from their job)
• 解雇
  an act of sacking sb (= dismissing them from their job)

柯林斯词典

• 麻袋布;粗麻布
  Sackingis rough woven material that is used to make sacks.
• N-COUNT 解雇;开除;炒鱿鱼
  Asackingis when an employer tells a worker to leave their job.
  1. ...the sacking of twenty-three thousand miners.
     23,000 名矿工被解雇

英英释义

noun

• the termination of someone's employment (leaving them free to depart)
  Synonym:dismissaldismissiondischargefiringliberationreleasesack
• coarse fabric used for bags or sacks
  Synonym:bagging

双语例句

• The old lady was sacking the rice.
  那位老妇人在装大米。
• Hercules waged a successful war on the King, sacking Elis.
  赫尔克里斯于是发动了一场战争，洗劫了艾丽斯。
• Government ministers of all stripes love to claim that they will cut bureaucracy, sacking administrators and managers and investing the savings in "teachers and nurses".
  各种政治立场的政府官员们都喜欢宣称自己会精简机构，裁减行政人员和管理人员，将省下来的经费投入到“教师和护士”身上。
• There was a mass sacking at the car plant today, when seven hundred workers lost their jobs.
  今天汽车厂大批解雇职工，有700个工人失了业。
• He defended his original action in sacking Mr rookes.
  他为他最初解雇鲁克斯先生的行为辩护。
• The boss has just told me he's sacking me.
  老板刚刚告诉我他要解雇我。
• Besides, you are in some ways sacking your boss.
  此外，某种程度上你是在炒掉你的老板。
• Lately, the president has been sacking and picking new ministers at whim.
  最近，总统一时兴起频频解雇旧部长，选任新部长。
• Companies too are forcing some employees to spend less by the simple mechanism of sacking them.
  企业也在以一种简单的方式迫使一些雇员缩减支出，也就是解雇他们。
• Along with other administration officials he also refused to testify before Congress on the sacking, last year, of nine federal prosecutors.
  去年，他还和其他官员一样，拒绝为国会解雇九名检察官一案出庭作证。