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discharge

Let someone leave, or release something.

Meanings of «discharge»

1 · noun

the release of electricity or a substance

The battery showed a slow discharge overnight.

2 · verb

to officially allow a patient to leave a hospital

The doctors will discharge her from the hospital tomorrow.

Similar: releaselet goallow to leave

3 · verb

to dismiss someone from a job or the military

He was discharged from the army after the incident.

Similar: dismissfireexpel

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the act of letting a patient leave the hospital