Vocab Bloom Hub

terminate

/ˈtɜːr.mɪ.neɪt/

Traduction: Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de mettre fin à quelque chose ou d'achever un processus, une relation ou une existence.

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/ˈtɜːr.mɪ.neɪt/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de mettre fin à quelque chose ou d'achever un processus, une relation ou une existence.

A verb used to indicate the act of bringing something to an end or concluding a process, relationship, or existence.

  1. End or stopB2formal

    To bring something to an end; to stop or conclude.

    frmettre fin à

    • The company decided to terminate the contract early.
    • The meeting was terminated abruptly due to an emergency.
    • They agreed to terminate their partnership amicably.

    Synonymesceasecloseconcludediscontinueendfinishhaltstop

    Antonymesbegincommencecontinueinitiateprolongstartsustain

  2. Dismiss from employmentB2formal

    To end someone's employment; to fire.

    frLicencier

    • The manager had to terminate three employees for misconduct.
    • She was terminated from her position after the investigation.
    • The company terminated him without prior notice.

    Synonymesaxebootcandischargedismissfirelay offlet gooustsack

    Antonymesemployhirekeepretain

  3. Kill or destroyC1formal

    To cause the death of someone or something; to eliminate.

    frTuer ou détruire

    • The assassin was hired to terminate the target.
    • The virus can terminate the host cell.
    • The mission was to terminate the enemy base.

    Synonymesannihilateassassinatedestroyeliminateeraseexecuteexterminatekillliquidateslay

Formes
  • terminated past participle
  • terminated past simple
  • terminating present participle
  • terminates third person singular
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