acomiadar v tr
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to bid farewell v intr
| to say farewell v intr
| to say goodbye v intr
Ens vam acomiadar dels nostres vells amics abans de marxar. — We bid farewell to our old friends before leaving.
El seu últim dia de feina es va acomiadar dels seus companys. — She said farewell to her colleagues on her last day at work. -
to see someone off
Vam anar a l’estació a acomiadar-lo. — We went to the station to see him off.
Els seus pares la van acomiadar a l’aeroport. — Her parents saw her off at the airport. -
to wave someone off
La seva família la va acomiadar a l’aeroport. — Her family waved her off at the airport. -
to farewell
L’equip va acomiadar el seu capità després de deu anys. — The team farewelled their captain after ten years.
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to give somebody their marching orders expr
El gerent el va acomiadar després que ignorés repetidament les normes. — The manager gave him his marching orders after he repeatedly ignored the rules. - to discharge | to dismiss | to displace | to fire | to lay off | to terminate | [separable] to give notice v ditr | to get rid (of someone) v intr | [US] to can | [separable] to force out | [separable] to make redundant | [separable] to send away | [informal] to give the axe v ditr | [informal] to sack | [colloquial] to give the sack v ditr