| 词汇 | oust |
| 释义 | oust verb[ T ] uk /aʊst/ us /aʊst/ to force someone to leave a position of power, job, place, or competition: 将…赶下台，罢免，废黜;赶走;淘汰 The president was ousted (from power) in a military coup in January 1987.总统在1987年1月的一次军事政变中被赶下了台。 Police are trying to oust drug dealers from the city .警方正试图将毒品贩子们从市中心撵走。 Last year's NCAA winners have been ousted from the tournament.去年的NCAA冠军在锦标赛中被淘汰了。 They offered voters a massive inducement to oust the president by announcing that sanctions would be lifted if there was 'democratic change'.他们宣布如果该国进行“民主变革”，制裁就会取消，以此巨大诱惑诱使投票人罢免总统。 He was ousted from the club for violating its rules. Traditional farming patterns have been ousted by modern methods. It proved impossible to oust him from power. The rebels are intent on ousting the dictator. Firing staff axe be out on your earidiom cast someone adriftidiom chop constructive dismissal decertification elbow someone out firing get the pushidiom give someone the heave-hoidiom heave-ho relieve relieve someone of something removal remove retire rightsize rightsizing terminate termination oust | American Dictionaryoust verb[ T ] us/ɑʊst/ to force someone out of a job or position: The school board voted to oust the school superintendent. ousternoun[ U ]us/ˈɑʊ·stər/ She publicly called for his ouster as chairman. oust | Business Englishoust verb[ T ] uk /aʊst/us WORKPLACE to force someone to leave a job, position of power, place, etc.: Shareholders successfully agitated to oust the company's chief executive last summer. It is not the first time he has been ousted from a company. Examples of oustoust But directors who liked contemporary plays and wanted to stage them from the playwright's point of view were ousted from the big boys' club. Those who refused would be robbed or ousted. At any rate, they established neither a threshold of oppression nor a procedure to oust a derelict leader. Before long, they ousted the politician whose support had helped gain the entitlements for the project. The higher frequency of help is not due to the fact that it has ousted synonyms such as support or aid. This supports the idea that verbal gerunds ousted bare nominal gerunds in this environment. Second, the object form you came to be used in the subject function, gradually ousting the older alternative ye from the language. However, because these principles are historical, one must go on to investigate the legitimacy of the property claims of those ousted by the settlers. The state cooperatives have truly ousted private traders from the market and taken over their positions. They sent in police and their bullyboys to oust the squatters. Until it became the nearly universal genitive suffix, it remained a suffix, but once it had ousted all its rivals it was reanalysed as a clitic. He was ousted unceremoniously from office. The grass steadily grows more rank, and, in the boggy patches where the drainage system seems to have failed, tussocks and rushes have completely ousted the smooth sward. Will it be ousted by a cartel of major manufacturers preventing any new manufacturer entering the market? From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 On the other hand they may find themselves ousted from a particular locality where the fair has gone on for a century. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 See all examples of oust These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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