Collocations avec "discharge"

18 collocations trouvées

discharge pollutants

To release pollutants, often into water.

pollutant7.5
vaginal discharge

fluid or semi-solid substance that comes out of the vagina

vaginal7.5
discharge a patient

to officially allow a patient to leave the hospital

patient7.4
honourable discharge

A release from military service with a good record.

honourable7.0
nasal discharge

mucus flowing from the nose; a runny nose

nasal7.0
discharge an obligation

A formal term for fulfilling a duty, especially a legal or financial one.

obligation7.0
discharge cargo

formal term for unloading cargo from a ship

cargo6.8
sewage discharge

the release of sewage into the environment

sewage6.8
conditional discharge

A sentence where an offender is released without punishment, on condition that they do not commit another offense within a set period.

conditional6.6
discharge a firearm

To fire a gun, often used in legal or official contexts.

firearm6.5
discharge sewage

to release sewage into a river, the sea, etc.

sewage6.5
discharge faithfully

To perform one's duties or responsibilities with loyalty.

faithfully5.8
discharge liabilities

to formally pay off all debts

liability5.5
discharge sth honourably

Refers to fulfilling one's duties or obligations with integrity. 'sth' is usually 'duties', 'responsibilities', 'obligations'.

honourably4.0
discharge sth honorably

Refers to fulfilling one's duties or obligations with integrity. 'sth' is usually 'duties', 'responsibilities', 'obligations'.

honourably4.0
discharge dishonourably

to dismiss someone from a role, especially the armed forces, in a way that brings shame

dishonourably3.0
discharge dishonorably

to dismiss someone from a role, especially the armed forces, in a way that brings shame

dishonourably3.0
dishonourable discharge

A formal term, often used in a military context, for dismissal from a service or position due to misconduct. The spelling 'dishonorable' is used in American English.

dishonourable2.5