英和和英

to be dismissed from office―removed from office―relieved of one's office―relieved of one's post―released from one's office

to resign （one's office）―resign （one's post）

to relieve one of one's office―release one from one's office―dismiss one from office―remove one from office

to resign one's post―retire from one's office

to resign one's office―resign one's post

chuck (up) one's job

Do not give up your ship!

to be thrown out of employment

to die at one's post

to obtain employment―find work―get a job

to be thrown out of employment―thrown out of work

to hold an office―fill post

the condition of being discharged from one's place of employment

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remove from a position or an office

a, circumstance of being fired from one's job

lose one's place

to die at one's post

the act of exempting a person from work service

I peremptorily resign my post.

to take office―assume an office―enter upon one's office―be installed in one's office―be inaugurated

to hold an office―hold a post

to be thrown out of employment

to be employed in and serve in a certain capacity

to seek for employment―（人になら）―apply （to one） for employment

to be promoted

the occupation of chief priest of a Buddhist temple

apply for a position

a person's present post or work

an occupation called janitor