discharge
સ્રાવ
definition
verb
They stressed that staff would not be actively discharging anyone and no programme was in place to reduce the number of users by a set target.
tell (someone) officially that they can or must leave, in particular.
industrial plants discharge highly toxic materials into rivers
allow (a liquid, gas, or other substance) to flow out from where it has been confined.
noun
his discharge from the hospital
the action of discharging someone from a hospital or from a job.
those germs might lead to vaginal discharge
the action of discharging a liquid, gas, or other substance.
translation of 'discharge'
વિચારશીલ ચુકાદો
verb
રજા આપવી
noun
વિમોચન
example
The petitioners also accused the city's returning officer and chief executive of failing to 'discharge' her duties in accordance with electoral law.
Always treat your firearm as if it could still 'discharge' .
He has come to his death by violence, and whilst in the 'discharge' of his duty, by men doing an unlawful act.
slow 'discharge' of a condenser is fundamental to oscillatory circuits
the swelling will eventually break down and 'discharge' pus
A shootout commenced during which Barry was hit twice, but he also managed to 'discharge' the shotgun twice before falling down.
Your Honours, that completes what I wanted to say in defence of the jury's faithful 'discharge' of its duty.
batteries have a tendency to 'discharge' slowly
The magnitude of the loads is dependent upon the 'discharge' volumes.
directors must use skill in the 'discharge' of their duties
Attempts to quantify this phenotype would, therefore, lead to gross underestimates and not faithfully represent the occurrence of fluid 'discharge' .
We did not have data on the type of treatment, if any, that patients were receiving after 'discharge' from the hospital.
Due to the potential environmental impact of chlorine, most plants now dechlorinate wastewater effluents before 'discharge' .
It is insensitive to scratches, shock, or electrostatic 'discharge' .
large volumes of sewage 'discharge'
The company's assertions in its books of account did not establish the indebtedness of the appellants or any payment of money in 'discharge' of that indebtedness.
We have no hesitation in finding that the judge was not only entitled under common law to refuse to 'discharge' these jurors, but would have been wrong had he done so.
Proportionality refers to the level and extent of force used by combatants in the 'discharge' of their duties.
when you shoot you can 'discharge' as many barrels as you wish
Also, those seriously injured will be brought to this camp on their 'discharge' from the hospital.
He sought leave to make an application to 'discharge' the court order made last April.
One also prohibited the 'discharge' of projectiles and explosives from balloons.
Thanks to new Government grants, reducing the numbers of older people awaiting 'discharge' from hospital has been made a priority.
The glands 'discharge' their contents by the contraction of the arrector pili muscle and by any pressure applied to the gland.
The public also sees the mushrooming of unlicensed health institutions as another lapse in the council's 'discharge' of its duties.
when you shoot you can 'discharge' as many barrels as you wish
freight for 'discharge'
Ships had to 'discharge' their cargoes at congested anchorages either into horse drawn lighters or onto packhorses for the journey to the industrial centre.
slow 'discharge' of a condenser is fundamental to oscillatory circuits
The decision means the pair cannot 'discharge' their debts jointly through bankruptcy the way other married couples do.
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