pension off

• Verbo frasal que significa forçar alguém a se aposentar, geralmente com o pagamento de uma pensão, especialmente por ser considerado velho demais ou não mais 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.

incontável · transitivo · phrasal, separável

1. Retire with a pensionformalbritish

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

   Aposentar

   • 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.

   Sinônimosretiresuperannuate

2. Discard or replaceinformalbritish

   To stop using something old or outdated and replace it with something new.

   Aposentar

   • 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   • The museum pensioned off its outdated exhibits.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.

   Sinônimosdecommissiondiscardphase outreplaceretirescrap

   Antônimoskeeppreserveretain

Verbo basepension