ouster

英 [ˈaʊstə(r)]

美 [ˈaʊstər]

n.  罢免; 废黜; 革职

复数：ousters　

法律

BNC.48157 / COCA.17107

牛津词典

noun

• 罢免；废黜；革职
  the act of removing sb from a position of authority in order to put sb else in their place; the fact of being removed in this way
  1. the president's ouster by the military
     军方对总统的废黜

英英释义

noun

• the act of ejecting someone or forcing them out
  Synonym:ousting
• a wrongful dispossession
• a person who ousts or supplants someone else
  Synonym:ejector

双语例句

• Polls have shown a gradual erosion of popular support for the war effort in Iraq since Saddam Hussein's ouster.
  民意调查显示，自萨达姆.侯赛因被推翻，民众对伊拉克战争的支持率在逐渐下降。
• The stock jumped radically when Fortune first reporter news of Apotheker's ouster; that's a bad sign for any company's executive management.
  《财富》杂志首次报道李艾科被逐出惠普后，公司股价立刻急剧飙升，这对任何公司的管理层而言都不是好兆头。
• He has to apply for an ouster order.
  他不得不申请驱逐令。
• Mr. Griffin assumed he had a mandate to change Time, he told Crain's Chicago Business after his ouster.
  格里芬在被解聘之后对《克瑞恩芝加哥商业报》（Crain'sChicagoBusiness）说，他以为自己肩负着改革时代公司的使命。
• While Mr. Jang, whose ouster was confirmed by North Korea on Monday, had positions of power in both the military and the party, he was more commonly associated with the party.
  朝鲜周一证实了张成泽被革职的消息。虽然张成泽在军方和党内均有职务，但他与朝鲜劳动党联系更多。
• The physical ouster of a tenant from the leased premises; the tenant is relieved of any further duty to pay rent.
  根据租借条约的租户的物理驱逐；租户被解除任何更进一步的支付租金义务。
• Isaacson begins with Jobs humble origins in Silicon Valley, the early triumph at Apple, and the humiliating ouster from the firm he created.
  艾萨克森从乔布斯在硅谷卑微的出身开始撰写，从他早期在苹果的辉煌到颜面尽失地被自己创立的公司扫地出门。
• Both lawmakers are called for al-maliki's ouster.
  这两位立法委员都要求马利基下台。
• Months of bloodshed, protest, but success: the ouster of the Shah and his oppressive government.
  数月的流血，抗议，但是获得了成功：驱逐了伊朗国王及其政权。
• NBC news is still the network leader even though things appear chaotic at today with the apparently imminent ouster of host Ann curry.
  NBC新闻仍是电视网的领头羊，即使《今日秀》的情况显得有些混乱，而且显然其节目主播安•克莉即将被撤职。