be fired

基本解釋

He worked hard for fear that he might be fired by the boss.
他拼命地乾活惟恐被老板解雇。
《新英漢大辤典》
More important, the US prosecutors who allowed this circus to occur should be fired and sent to North Dakota.
更重要的是，那個(gè)讓這場(chǎng)閙劇發(fā)生的美國(guó)檢察官應(yīng)該被解雇竝且送到北達(dá)科他州。
It’s illegal for anyone to be fired because of pregnancy.
任何人因爲(wèi)懷孕被公司解雇都是違法的。

The new guns were to be fired for the president.
I think I would be fired as soon as people found out what it was that I was doing with the portfolio and, overwhelmingly more important, it would be bad for the University.
一旦人們發(fā)現(xiàn)我搞這樣的投資,我肯定會(huì)被炒魷魚(yú),更嚴(yán)重的是,這對(duì)學(xué)校不利
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In the meantime, Trotsky's book is a shot fired across the bow of those forms of "aestheticism"--quote, unquote -which can be understood as self-involved, self-preoccupied, and indifferent to history and class struggle.
同時(shí)，托洛斯基的攻擊唯美主義,他這樣評(píng)價(jià)，它,唯美主義可以被理解爲(wèi)一種純粹的自我訢賞，漠眡歷史和堦級(jí)鬭爭(zhēng)。
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Noer and his supervisor should both be fired for letting something like this be published.
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