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单词 expulsion
释义
expulsion
(ɪkspʌən )
Word forms: expulsions
1. variable noun
Expulsion is when someone is forced to leave a school, university, or organization.
Her hatred of authority led to her expulsion from high school. [+ from]
...the high number of school expulsions.
This led to his suspension and, finally, expulsion from the party in 1955.
Synonyms: ejection, exclusion, dismissal, removal  
2. variable noun
Expulsion is when someone is forced to leave a place. [formal]
...the expulsion of migrant workers. [+ of]
...a new wave of mass expulsions.
3. uncountable noun
Expulsion is when something is forced out from your body. [formal]
...the expulsion of waste products.
...their expulsion from the digestive tract. [+ from]
Synonyms: discharge, emptying, emission, voiding  
Collocations:
face expulsion
But they do face expulsion from their richly-padded boardroom perches — and being barred for life as company directors.
The Sun
They also face expulsion from the league if they are still in administration by the summer.
The Sun
In other words, your vote will be disregarded; you will get it right next time or face expulsion.
Times, Sunday Times
Students who buy essays online face expulsion after ministers demanded that universities impose tough penalties on those caught cheating.
Times, Sunday Times
Students breaking these rules may face expulsion from the university.
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immediate expulsion
Send a clear message by ensuring that any serious offence equals immediate expulsion.
Times,Sunday Times
Withdrawal would bring not immediate expulsion, but gradual marginalization and inevitable impoverishment.
The Times Literary Supplement
They must complete a variety of tasks set before them by the current student council, with failure resulting in immediate expulsion.
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Any violation of these rules could be punished with immediate expulsion from the order.
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mass expulsion
But can mass expulsion ever be justified?
Times, Sunday Times
But just occasionally a mass expulsion of spooks yields spectacular results.
Times, Sunday Times
To add insult to injury, this mass expulsion has been carried out with a smiling face.
The Times Literary Supplement
Crimes against humanity also include the mass expulsion of populations.
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The charter also prevents the mass expulsion of entire groups of people.
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permanent expulsion
I have found a temporary imposition of discipline will go much further towards restoration and recovery than permanent expulsion.
Christianity Today
Members who violated any of these rules could be disciplined by their respective house, up to and including permanent expulsion with ineligibility for re-election.
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However, both became involved in a game-fixing scandal that led to the permanent expulsion of the two players (and others) from the league.
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However, this suit was not successful and was used as a justification for her permanent expulsion.
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Ministers put pressure on schools to reduce the number of permanent expulsions and this figure has fallen by almost a half in the past decade.
Times, Sunday Times
threat of expulsion
Their threat of expulsion from the euro club had done the job.
Times, Sunday Times
Compared with the constant threat of expulsion, demolition seems a lonmg way off.
Times, Sunday Times
Just as that starts to be evident, we get confronted by accommodation shortages and the threat of expulsion.
Times, Sunday Times
After threat of expulsion, she continues with the lesson.
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Translations:
Chinese: 被开除
Japanese: 追放
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