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开除 (kāichú) is a verb that means "to expel" or "to fire" in English. It is often used in the context of removing someone from a job or position, such as being fired from a company or expelled from a school.
Example 1:
他因为违反公司规定被开除了。(Tā yīnwèi wéifǎn gōngsī guīdìng bèi kāichú le.)
He was fired because he violated the company's regulations.
Example 2:
学校开除了那个学生，因为他在考试中作弊。(Xuéxiào kāichú le nàgè xuésheng, yīnwèi tā zài kǎoshì zhōng zuòbì.)
The school expelled that student because he cheated on the exam.
Example 3:
公司开除了那位经理，因为他的工作表现不佳。(Gōngsī kāichú le nà wèi jīnglǐ, yīnwèi tā de gōngzuò biǎoxiàn bùjiā.)
The company fired that manager because of his poor job performance.
In these examples, 开除 (kāichú) is used to indicate the action of removing someone from a position or job. It can also be used in a more general sense to mean "to expel" or "to dismiss" from any kind of group or organization.
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