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strike someone off (something)
phrasal verb with strikeverbuk /straɪk/ us /straɪk/struck | struck
UK
If someone with a responsible job such as a doctor or lawyer is struck off, they are officially not allowed to continue in that work because of having done something seriously wrong: 取消（医生、律师等）的执业资格
be struck off forA solicitor who insulted two officials from the Law Society was struck off for abusive behaviour.一名诉讼律师辱骂了律师公会的两位官员，该行为导致他被取消了执业资格。
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strike sb/sth off | Business English
strike sb/sth off
phrasal verb with strikeverbuk /straɪk/usstruck | struck
to remove a doctor, lawyer, etc. from an official list so that they are no longer allowed to work in that job, usually because they have done something dishonest or illegal:
be struck offCompany directors can be struck off if they are caught employing illegal workers.
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