To fire meaning in English
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Definition
to fire (an employee): to sack, to dismiss, to get rid of (an employee)
to fire (a gun): to shoot, to use (a gun)
a firing: the removal of an employee from their job, a dismissal, a sacking
As a noun, firing is rarely used.
- "Who to hire, who to fire, who to raise, who to date, what to wear, what to eat!"
- "You've got to fire Woody this time."
- "Read my fax! You're fired"
- "Joan Wayne attempted to scare the shark by firing at its dorsal fin, then challenged the shark to a duel, running into the water with pistols drawn."
- "Luna : No Woody. You're fired. I'm so sorry."
- "Wed, 19 Jan 11:01:33, Philip Cheeter wrote: FIRE EDWARD MOON!"
- "Brian : So we're not fired?"
- "Just come right out and say "you're fired" - simple as that."
- "I'm sick of the hirings, I'm sick of the firings."
- "I simply say "You are fired" in my sexy (and largely incomprehensible) accent and the person limps out of the office with a big smile on their face."
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