解散 (jiě sàn): Dismiss (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

After the meeting ended, the chairperson announced the dismissal.

Given the irreconcilable internal conflicts, the board of directors ultimately decided to dismiss the committee.

If the protest activities continue to spiral out of control, will the authorities consider forcibly dismissing the assembly?

Due to the weather, the school decided to cancel this afternoon's extracurricular activities.

Despite facing considerable pressure, the founder firmly disagrees with dismissing this startup company.

The parade disbanded orderly in the center of the square and did not cause traffic congestion.

The company announced the dissolution of that project team because the budget has been exhausted.

Due to the failure to reach a strategic consensus, the partnership was forced to dissolve, which is regrettable.