免職 (めんしょく, menshoku) Japanese meaning: dismissal | KotomoraCommon word›Freq.FrequencyTop 50,000免職する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
| Form | Positive | Negative |
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| Dictionary | 免職する | 免職しない |
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| Polite | 免職します | 免職しません |
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| Past polite | 免職しました | 免職しませんでした |
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| Past | 免職した | 免職しなかった |
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| Te-form | 免職して | 免職しないで |
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| Desire | 免職したい | 免職したくない |
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| Potential | 免職できる | 免職できない |
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| Passive | 免職される | 免職されない |
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| Causative | 免職させる | 免職させない |
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| Causative passive | 免職させられる | 免職させられない |
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| Volitional | 免職しよう | |
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| Polite volitional | 免職しましょう | |
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| Imperative | 免職しろ | 免職するな |
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| Conditional | 免職すれば | 免職しなければ |
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| Tara conditional | 免職したら | 免職しなかったら |
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免
職
に
なっ
た
。
The department head was dismissed for corruption.
The company dismissed the employee who committed misconduct.
Usage patterns
〈人〉を免職にするto dismiss someone from their post
His misconduct was discovered, and he was dismissed from his position.
免職処分を受けるto receive a dismissal punishment
The official received a dismissal penalty.
免職を命じるto order someone's dismissal
The mayor ordered the dismissal of the person in charge.
免
職
resignation under instruction; dismissal with recommendation to resign
