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n.
卸货人,履行者,开释人
推料机
火花隙
verb
transitive verb
to relieve of a charge, load, or burden:
unload
discharge a cargo ship
to release from an obligation
will be discharged from further payment
electrical engineering to release electrical energy from (something, such as a battery or capacitor) by a discharge (see discharge entry 2 sense 9b)
discharging electricity from a battery
to let or put off discharge cargo
discharge passengers
shoot
discharge an arrow
to release from confinement, custody, or care discharge a patient
discharge a prisoner
to give outlet or vent to : emit vehicles discharging exhaust fumes
discharge emotions
to dismiss from employment
had to discharge several employees last month
to get rid of (something, such as a debt or obligation) by performing an appropriate action (such as payment)
failing to discharge their debts
law to set aside or dismiss : annul
discharge a court order
to order (a legislative committee) to end consideration of a bill (see bill entry 4 sense 6) in order to bring it before the house (see house entry 1 sense 6a) for action
to bear and distribute (something, such as the weight of a wall above an opening)
to bleach out or remove (color or dye) in dyeing and printing textiles
to cancel the record of the loan of (a library book) upon return
intransitive verb
to throw off or deliver a load, charge, or burden
to release electrical energy by a discharge (see discharge entry 2 sense 9b)
ensure that the electricity discharges safely
go off, fire—used of a gun
His weapon discharged.
spread, run
some dyes discharge
to pour forth fluid or other contents
where the river discharges into the ocean
noun
the act of relieving of something that oppresses : release
something that discharges or releasesespecially: a certification of release or payment
produced the discharge as evidence
the state of being discharged or relieved
the act of discharging or unloading
her discharge from the hospital
law release from confinement
a record of prison discharges
a firing off
the discharge of a weapon
a flowing or issuing out a discharge of mucusalso: a rate of flow controlling the discharge of water
a discharge of spores
something that is emitted a clear discharge from the eyes and nose
a purulent discharge
law the act of removing an obligation or liability (see liability sense 2)
received a full discharge from his creditors
release or dismissal especially from an office or employment
suing for wrongful discharge
complete separation from military service an honorable discharge
her discharge from the Navy
physics the equalization of a difference of electric potential (see potential entry 2 sense 2c) between two points
energy engineering the conversion of the chemical energy of a battery into electrical energy
排气装置
放电器
放电器
Verb Middle English dischargen, discargen, deschargen "to unload, free (from something burdensome), deprive, put an end to, get rid of (a debt, obligation, duty)," borrowed from Anglo-French descharger, descarger, from des- dis- + charger, carger "to load, burden" — more at charge >entry 1 Noun Middle English discharge, descharge "release, relief," borrowed from Anglo-French, "unloading, release, relief," derivative of descharger "to unload, free (from something burdensome)" — more at discharge >entry 1
The first known use of discharge was in the 14th century
discharge1 of 2verb
to relieve of a charge, load, or burden : unload
discharge a ship
shoot entry 1 sense 1, fire entry 2 sense 4a
discharge a gun
to set free
discharge a prisoner
to dismiss from service or employment
discharge a soldier
to let go or let off
discharge passengers
to give forth fluid or other contents
this river discharges into the ocean
to get rid of by paying or doing discharge a function
discharge a debt
discharge2 of 2noun
the act of discharging
something that dischargesespecially: a certification of release or payment
a firing off
a flowing outalso: a rate of flow
something that is given forth
a discharge of pus from a wound
release or dismissal especially from an office or employment
complete separation from military service
was given an honorable discharge
a flow of electricity (as in lightning or through a gas)
1 The water film duster for coal-burning boiler is composed of fume inlet, venturi tube, shaped tubular (plate) nest, dewatering swirl blade, water supply system, ash discharger and water pool.
一种复式洗涤水膜除尘器,由进烟管、文丘里管、异形管(板)束,脱水旋流片、供水系统、排灰机和水池组成。
2 Its downholc discharge apparatus are made up of rectification frequency converter, discharger and cable.
其井下放电设备主要是由整流变频器 、 电仪与电缆所组成.
3 The judge discharged the jury.
4 She's due to be discharged from the hospital on Wednesday.
5 a rapid discharge from a gun
6 In China, the petroleum and chemical industry is the biggest discharger of wastewater among all industries, representing about 20% of all wastewater discharged by the industrial sector.
我国石油和化工产业的废水排放量在全国工业各领域中居第一位,占整个工业排放废水量的20%左右。
7 We had to discharge several employees last week.
8 The Type 27 Grenade Discharger also launched deadly grenades into the enemy formation.
二七式掷弹筒,也不断的向敌军投射.
9 After his discharge from the military, he went to college to become a teacher.
10 Rolling bearing adopts iubricating gresse and its grease charger and discharger can be charged or discharged without stopping the motor.
采用滚动轴承的电动机均有不停机加油和排油转置。
11 The damage was caused by accidental discharge of a hunting rifle.
12 Intelligent battery discharger is the instrument that can maintain and capacity test to battery, DC power and UPS backup battery.
智能蓄电池放电仪是专门对蓄电池组、直流电源、UPS后备电池进行维护及容量检测的仪器。
13 If the car is a serious static electricity, you can also use the static discharger, but must go to regular stores.
如果车内静电现象十分严重,还可以使用静电放电器,不过一定要去正规商店购买。
14 Auto Paint Pen, Auto Tire Pen, Static Discharger, Car Air Purifier, Auto Non-slip Mat, etc.
本公司专业生产汽车补漆笔,汽车轮胎彩绘笔,静电宝,空气负离子净化器,硅胶防滑垫等等。
15 Hutchins was killed and Rust director Joel Souza was wounded on Oct. 21, 2021, during production of the Western film, when a gun being held by Baldwin discharged.
16 The doctors approved her discharge from the hospital.
17 She was discharged from intensive care after 10 days.
18 The gun failed to discharge.
19 Thousands of soldiers were discharged after the war.
20 The ship discharged missiles against enemy targets.