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2 Translation results for discharges in Spanish

noun | verb

discharge noun

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discharges
descarga (de electricidad), emisión (de gases); despido (del empleo), baja (del ejército); secreción

Example sentences of
discharge noun

  • The doctors approved her discharge from the hospital.
  • Several former employees are suing the company for wrongful discharge.
  • After his discharge from the military, he went to college to become a teacher.
  • The damage was caused by accidental discharge of a hunting rifle.
  • a rapid discharge from a gun

Synonyms of
discharge noun

discharge verb

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discharged, has discharged, is discharging, discharges
descargar (carga), desembarcar (pasajeros); descargarse (dícese de una batería); supurar; descargar, disparar; liberar, poner en libertad; despedir; despedir (humo, etc.), descargar (electricidad); cumplir con (una obligación), saldar (una deuda)

Example sentences of
discharge verb

  • She's due to be discharged from the hospital on Wednesday.
  • We had to discharge several employees last week.
  • Thousands of soldiers were discharged after the war.
  • The judge discharged the jury.
  • The ship discharged missiles against enemy targets.
  • The gun failed to discharge.

Detailed synonyms for discharge verb

See: Perform

Reverse translation for discharges

descarga  (de electricidad) - discharge, unloading 
emisión  (de gases) - emission, broadcast, issue 
despido  (del empleo) - dismissal, layoff 
baja  (del ejército) - fall, drop, slump, recession, loss, casualty 
secreción  - secretion 
descargar  (carga) - to discharge, to unload, to release, to free, to take out, to vent (anger, etc.) 
desembarcar  (pasajeros) - to disembark, to unload 
descargarse  (dícese de una batería) - to unburden oneself, to quit, to lose power 
supurar  - to ooze, to discharge 
descargar  - to discharge, to unload, to release, to free, to take out, to vent (anger, etc.) 
disparar  - to shoot, to shoot, to fire, to pay, to treat to, to buy 
liberar  - to liberate, to free 
despedir  - to see off, to show out, to dismiss, to fire, to give off, to emit 
despedir  (humo, etc.) - to see off, to show out, to dismiss, to fire, to give off, to emit 
descargar  (electricidad) - to discharge, to unload, to release, to free, to take out, to vent (anger, etc.) 
cumplir con  (una obligación)
saldar  (una deuda) - to settle, to pay off, to sell-off 
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