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discharged

/dɪsˈtʃɑːdʒd/

/dɪsˈtʃɑrdʒd/

dischargedverb

discharged

Past Simple

discharged

Past Participle

Inflected form — simple past tense and past participle of the verb 'discharge'.

Definitions

Simple past tense and past participle of discharge.

They discharged the patient from the hospital yesterday.

Synonyms

let go

discharged (from duty)

released (from hospital/prison)

ejected

expelled (of substance)

released (of energy)

sent out

discharged (legal)

paid off

dischargedpast participle

/dɪsˈtʃɑːdʒd/

/dɪsˈtʃɑrdʒd/

Used attributively or predicatively as an adjective derived from the past participle of the verb 'discharge'.

Translations

выписанный

The discharged patient was happy to go home.

Выписанный пациент был рад вернуться домой.

разряженный

The discharged battery needs to be recharged.

Разряженный аккумулятор нужно зарядить.

Definitions

Released from a duty, responsibility, or obligation.

The discharged soldier returned home after completing his service.

Having had its stored substance or energy released or depleted.

The discharged battery could no longer power the device.

Synonyms

let go

dischargeverb

discharged

Past Simple

discharged

Past Simple

discharged

Past Participle

discharging

Gerund

/dɪsˈtʃɑːdʒ/

/dɪsˈtʃɑrdʒ/

Translations

выписывать

The doctor decided to discharge the patient from the hospital.

Врач решил выписать пациента из больницы.

разряжать

You should discharge the battery completely before recharging it.

Вы должны полностью разрядить батарею перед её зарядкой.

выпускать

The factory was found to discharge pollutants into the river.

Было установлено, что завод выпускает загрязняющие вещества в реку.

освобождать

The company decided to discharge the employee from his duties.

Компания решила освободить сотрудника от его обязанностей.

Additional translations

разжаловать

выводить

Definitions

To release or send out a substance, such as a liquid or gas.

The factory was fined for discharging pollutants into the river.

To officially allow someone to leave a place or position, especially a hospital or the military.

The patient was discharged from the hospital after a week of treatment.

To fulfill or perform a duty, responsibility, or obligation.

He was able to discharge his duties as the team leader effectively.

To fire a gun or other weapon.

The soldier was ordered to discharge his weapon during the training exercise.

To release someone from a legal obligation or debt.

The court decided to discharge the debtor from his financial obligations.

To unload or remove cargo, passengers, or contents from a vehicle, ship, or container.

Dockworkers worked quickly to discharge the cargo before the next tide.

Synonyms

let go

Antonyms

dischargenoun

Definitions

The action of releasing or allowing something to flow out from where it has been confined.

The discharge of water from the dam was carefully controlled to prevent flooding.

The release of someone from a duty, obligation, or employment.

After completing his service, he received an honorable discharge from the army.

A substance that is emitted or released, often as a result of a process or reaction.

The factory was fined for the illegal discharge of chemicals into the river.

The act of firing a gun or other weapon.

The sudden discharge of the rifle startled everyone in the vicinity.

The release of electricity from a charged object.

The discharge from the capacitor was enough to power the small device.

The volume or rate of flow of water or another fluid that passes through a channel, conduit, or system within a given time.

The average discharge of the river during spring runoff exceeds 700 cubic metres per second.

dischargeadjective

Definitions

Relating to, intended for, or used in discharging something.

A discharge pipe directs wastewater away from the facility.