See Also: discharge 2, noun(dictionary)
Discharge(medicine)
DISCHARGE(law)
discharge(1)(dictionary)
Discharge(money)
discharge(2)(dictionary)
Discharge(health)
dishonourable discharge(dictionary)
conditional discharge(dictionary)
discharge 1, verb(dictionary)

discharge 2, noun (oh)



[U] when you officially allow someone to leave somewhere, especially the hospital or their job in the army, navy etc
discharge from
::Nurses visit the mother and baby for two weeks after their discharge from the hospital.
-see also dishonourable discharge , honorable discharge
[U and C] when gas, liquid, smoke etc is sent out, or the substance that is sent out
discharge of
::the discharge of toxic waste into the sea
[U and C] when a substance slowly comes out of a wound or part of your body, or the substance that comes out
[U and C] electricity that is sent out by a piece of equipment, a storm etc
[U] when someone performs a duty or pays a debt
discharge of
::the discharge of the college's legal responsibilities
[U] when someone shoots a gun