How do you use "Sacked" in a sentence?

He got sacked. They sacked half the staff. I was sacked last month. Worried about getting sacked.

Sacked

Q: What does "Sacked" mean?

Fired from a job (British) British term for being dismissed from employment. 'Got the sack' or 'was sacked.'

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의미: Fired from a job (British)

被解雇（英式用语）

Despedido de un trabajo (británico)

解雇された（イギリス英語）

해고된 (영국식 표현)

British term for being dismissed from employment. 'Got the sack' or 'was sacked.'

英式英语中表示被开除的说法。常用'got the sack'或'was sacked'。

Término británico para ser despedido del trabajo. 'Got the sack' o 'was sacked.'

職を失うことを表すイギリス英語。「Got the sack」や「was sacked」という形で使う。

직장에서 해고되는 것을 뜻하는 영국식 표현입니다. 'Got the sack' 또는 'was sacked'로 사용합니다.

예문

He got sacked.
他被炒了
Lo despidieron
彼はクビになった
그는 해고됐어.
They sacked half the staff.
他们解雇了一半员工
Despidieron a la mitad del personal
彼らは従業員の半分を解雇した
그들은 직원 절반을 해고했어.
I was sacked last month.
我上个月被开除了
Me despidieron el mes pasado
先月クビになった
나 지난달에 잘렸어.
Worried about getting sacked.
担心被解雇
Preocupado por que me despidan
クビになるか心配だ
해고될까 봐 걱정이야.

발음

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사용 가이드

맥락: employment, job loss, work

어조: casual, often sympathetic

✓ 올바른 표현

Sacked.
被炒了。
Despedido.
クビになった。
해고당했다
Got sacked.
被炒了。
Me echaron.
クビになった。
짤렸다
Got the sack.
被炒鱿鱼了。
Me dieron la patada.
クビになった。
해고당했다

✗ 잘못된 표현

British term
英式用语
Término británico
イギリス英語
영국식 표현
Americans say fired
美国人说'fired'
Los estadounidenses dicen 'fired'
アメリカでは「fired」を使う
미국에서는 fired를 사용

흔한 실수

British term—Americans say 'fired'
'The sack' = being fired

기원과 역사

From the sack workmen carried their tools in—being given your sack meant being dismissed.

어원: From carrying tools away in a sack

최초 기록: British slang from 19th century

문화적 배경

Era: 19th century onwards

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

Pop culture: British workplace culture; Common term

Regional notes: British term. Americans say 'fired.'

변형

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