腼
remove; avoid; free of charge
Meanings
5 senses · 14 examplesverb
to remove from office; to dismiss
formalUsed in formal contexts regarding positions or titles.
He was dismissed from his post due to negligence.
The general meeting decided to remove him from his position as manager.
verb
to avoid; to avert; to escape
Often used in compounds or with abstract objects.
No one can escape the influence of convention.
hard to avoid; inevitable
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He tried to avoid responsibility, but the evidence was conclusive.
verb
to excuse from; to exempt from; to remit
Used for fees, duties, examinations, or obligations.
Impoverished students can be exempted from tuition fees.
He was exempted from the exam because he is over sixty years old.
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This new policy exempts taxes for one year.
adverb
free of charge; without cost
Used as a prefix or in compounds indicating no charge.
Today's coffee is free of charge.
The museum offers free admission every Wednesday.
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Shipping is free during the trial period.
verb
must not; do not
formalUsed in formal or written warnings and prohibitions.
No admittance for unauthorized personnel.
Please do not touch, to avoid accidents.
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Please keep your mouth shut (sarcastic or polite refusal to hear advice)