罢讼
to stop; to dismiss; to end
Meanings
4 senses · 9 examplesverb
to stop; to cease; to give up
Often used in contexts of quitting an activity or ceasing work.
He decided to stop and no longer participate in this matter.
The workers went on strike due to unfair treatment.
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cannot stop even if one wants to; to be unable to quit
verb
to dismiss; to remove from office; to fire
formalUsed in formal or official contexts for removing someone from a position.
Due to dereliction of duty, he was dismissed from his position as mayor.
Historically, the emperor had the power to dismiss ministers.
verb
to finish; to be done; to end (a meeting)
formalUsed to indicate the conclusion of an activity or gathering, somewhat formal or literary.
The meeting has ended, and everyone is leaving one after another.
After hearing his explanation, I suddenly understood.
verb
to withdraw a lawsuit; to stop legal proceedings
technicalA specialized legal term; not used in everyday conversation.
After mediation, the plaintiff finally agreed to withdraw the lawsuit.
Withdrawing a lawsuit means the party has given up resolving the dispute through litigation.