“To be dismissed” in Japanese
Short answer
To be dismissed in Japanese is “しくじる” (shikujiru). Full meaning: to fail, to blunder, to mess up, to screw up; to be dismissed, to be fired.
Other ways to say “To be dismissed” in Japanese
暇が出る
himagaderu to be dismissed, to be discharged, to be fired
首が飛ぶ
kubigatobu to be sacked, to be dismissed
失縮る
shikujiru to fail, to blunder, to mess up, to screw up; to be dismissed, to be fired
縮尻る
shikujiru to fail, to blunder, to mess up, to screw up; to be dismissed, to be fired
失敗る
shikujiru to fail, to blunder, to mess up, to screw up; to be dismissed, to be fired
首になる
kubininaru to be sacked, to be fired, to be dismissed; to be beheaded
失縮っ
shikuji to fail, to blunder, to mess up, to screw up; to be dismissed, to be fired
失敗っ
shikuji to fail, to blunder, to mess up, to screw up; to be dismissed, to be fired
縮尻ッ
shikuji to fail, to blunder, to mess up, to screw up; to be dismissed, to be fired
失縮ッ
shikuji to fail, to blunder, to mess up, to screw up; to be dismissed, to be fired
失敗ッ
shikuji to fail, to blunder, to mess up, to screw up; to be dismissed, to be fired
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