strike off

英 [straɪk ɒf]

美 [straɪk ɔːf]

取消（医生、律师等）的执业资格; 把…除名

经济

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 取消(医生、律师等)的执业资格;把…除名
  If someone such as a doctor or lawyeris struck off, their name is removed from the official register and they are not allowed to do medical or legal work any more.
  1. ...a company lawyer who had been struck off for dishonest practices...
     因行为不轨而被取消执业资格的公司律师
  2. He could be struck off the medical register.
     他可能会被取消医生执业资格。

英英释义

verb

• remove from a list
  1. Cross the name of the dead person off the list
  Synonym:cross offcross outstrike outmark

双语例句

• Today, Tehran's rulers have so many ways of hitting back that a strike on their nuclear plants could set off a chain reaction, triggering a war that would involve every country in an arc from Lebanon to Afghanistan.
  如今，德黑兰的统治者拥有如此多的反击方式，以至于如果对他们的核工厂发动袭击，可能会引发连锁反应，最终引发一场战争，从黎巴嫩到阿富汗这条弧线上的每个国家都将卷入。
• Strike off anything you think superfluous.
  你感到多余的东西都划掉。
• But strike off my feet in the red shoes!
  但是请你把我这双穿着红鞋的脚砍掉吧！
• These little wind-bells strike against each other, giving off a sweet sound.
  这几个小风铃互相碰击，发出悦耳的声音。
• Several hundred workers were, after a strike, sent off by the bosses last week.
  在一次罢工以后，几百名工人上星期被老板开除了。
• With the exception of Roy keane's blistering first-half strike, which crashed back into play off the woodwork, neither team really deserved to score a goal.
  整场比赛中，除了罗伊坚尼上半时那记被横梁挡出的绝妙抽射之外，双方都没有真正的得分机会。
• They hoped that the strike would be called off.
  他们希望罢工会取消。
• It's really a great pity that we failed to strike off grand scene.
  真可惜，我们未能清楚而确切地描绘出这一宏伟的场面。
• This particular couple seemed to strike sparks off each other.
  这对夫妇很特别，似乎总能互相启发，相得益彰。
• Strike his name off the list.
  把他的名字从名单上划去。