| 词组 | EJECTION |
| 释义 | boot 1. tr. to dismiss or eject someone. I booted him myself.Bruno, boot that guy at once! 2. n. a dismissal or ejection. I got the boot even though I had worked there for a decade.Seven people got the boot. boot someone out tr. to throw someone out; to kick someone out.Are you going to boot me out?I don't boot out anybody. Bruno does that. Bruno, come here. bounce tr. to throw someone out.Bruno bounced me, and I ran to my car and beat it.The owner came out and bounced us. bum's rush n. the ejection of a person from a place.I got the bum's rush at that bar. Do I look that bad?Give this dame the bum's rush. She can't pay for nothin'. give someone the gate tr. to get rid of someone.The chick was a pest, so I gave her the gate.He threatened to give me the gate, so I left. old heave-ho n. a dismissal; a physical removal of someone from a place.I thought my job was secure, but today I got the old heave-ho.You had better act right, or my friend will give you the old heave-ho. throw one out on one's ear tr. to remove someone from a place forcibly.Straighten up, or I'll throw you out on your ear.The caretaker caught us and threw us out on our ear. unload tr. to get rid of someone or something.We're gonna unload all the cats and dogs during the Christmas rush.Lemme unload this dame, and then we can go out and have a little fun. |
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