fire

ateş etmek, ateşlemek A2

to discharge a weapon or to launch a projectile.

The security guard had to fire a warning shot to stop the intruder.

• During the drill, the soldiers practiced how to fire a rifle accurately.
• The artillery unit was instructed to fire three rounds within ten seconds.
• In the video game, players can fire a variety of weapons to defeat opponents.
• The commander warned that any unauthorized person who tries to fire the weapon will face severe penalties.

• fire a gun · silah ateşlemek The officer was trained to fire a gun only when necessary.
• fire a missile · füze ateşlemek The navy prepared to fire a missile at the incoming threat.
• fire at sb/sth The soldiers were ordered to fire at the target.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

benzer: shoot

işten çıkarmak, kovmak B1

to dismiss someone from a job or position, usually because of poor performance or misconduct.

After the quarterly review, the manager had to fire a staff member for poor performance.

• The union protested when the factory fired several workers without notice.
• She was shocked to learn that the company would fire her after ten years of service.
• Due to budget cuts, the corporation was forced to fire dozens of employees across multiple departments.
• The legal team argued that the employer could not fire the employee without providing proper documentation.

• fire an employee · bir çalışanı işten çıkarmak The company decided to fire an employee after the misconduct investigation.
• fire a worker · bir işçiyi kovmak Management chose to fire a worker who repeatedly missed deadlines.
• fire sb for sth The manager fired her for repeated tardiness.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

benzer: dismiss

zıt: hire