pension off

• Verbo frasal que significa jubilar a alguien de manera forzosa, a menudo con una pensión, especialmente por considerarlo demasiado mayor o ya no útil.

A phrasal verb meaning to force someone to retire from work, often with a pension, especially because they are considered too old or no longer useful.

incontable · transitivo · phrasal, separable

1. Retire with a pensionformalbritish

   To make someone retire from work and start receiving a pension.

   Jubilar

   • The company decided to pension off several senior employees.
   • He was pensioned off after 40 years of service.
   • They pensioned off the old machinery and bought new equipment.

   Sinónimosretiresuperannuate

2. Discard or replaceinformalbritish

   To stop using something old or outdated and replace it with something new.

   jubilar (por anticuado)

   • It's time to pension off this old computer and get a new one.
   • The museum pensioned off its outdated exhibits.
   • They pensioned off the old uniforms and introduced a new design.

   Sinónimosdecommissiondiscardphase outreplaceretirescrap

   Antónimoskeeppreserveretain

Verbo basepension