ejection

• 指强制将某人或某物从某个地方、位置或物体中排出、驱逐或弹出的动作或过程。

A noun referring to the act or process of being forced out or expelled from a place, position, or object.

1. Act of forcing outB2formal

   The action of forcing someone or something out of a place or position.

   驱逐

   • The ejection of the unruly fan from the stadium was swift.
   • The pilot used the ejection seat to escape the damaged aircraft.
   • The system automatically triggers the ejection of the disk.

   同义词banishmentdischargedismissalevictionexclusionexpulsionoustingremoval

   反义词acceptanceadmissioninclusioninsertionintake

2. Removal from officeC1formal

   The act of removing someone from a position of power or authority.

   免职

   • The board voted for the ejection of the corrupt CEO.
   • His ejection from the committee was met with controversy.
   • The political scandal led to the ejection of several officials.

   同义词depositiondismissaldisplacementexpulsionousteroverthrowremoval

   反义词appointmentinaugurationinstallationinvestiture