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Meanings of terminate in English
Terminate the employment of; discharge from an office or position.
Usage of terminate in English
1
She has been asking the court to terminate this case for years.
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Currently, many train routes terminate at different train stations throughout the city.
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This is also a good time to terminate your business insurance coverage.
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It can also terminate the 30-year facility at specific times, it said.
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We mutually agreed to terminate the contract with no issues, Yusuf said.
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YG said on Wednesday it would terminate Lee's contract at his request.
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The top-end option is to terminate his contract and launch legal action.
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The Chinese Government decided to terminate the line of the Living Buddhas.
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I'm not just learning whether Luke Warren wanted to terminate life support.
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These canals terminate in the bladder, an oval-shaped reservoir for the urine.
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Nor did the struggle in behalf of this enlightened movement terminate here.
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At length the contest seemed about to terminate in favour of Ignacio.
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I also made one very encouraging discovery: how to terminate their existence.
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I had heard but too much of how these attacks generally terminate.
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If not, they may have the right to terminate employment, he says.
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The decision on whether to terminate employment will rest with the employer.
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Translations for terminate
Terminate through the time
Terminate across language varieties
United States of America
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Ireland
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United Kingdom
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