demobilise

[US]/di:'məubilaiz/
[UK]/diˈmobəˌlaɪz/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

vt. & vi. membuat (pasukan) kembali ke kehidupan sipil; memberhentikan.

Real-world Examples

The infection spread to members of the Kenyan Carrier Corps, who were just about to be demobilised.

Infeksi menyebar ke anggota Korps Pengangkut Kenya, yang akan segera dibebaskan.

Source: Biography of Famous Historical Figures

Millions of men had suddenly been demobilised from the army and paramilitary groups were forming everywhere.

Jutaan pria tiba-tiba dibebaskan dari dinas militer dan kelompok paramiliter bermunculan di mana-mana.

Source: Character Profile

In the years following the war many American units waiting to demobilise built their own monuments dotted around the European countryside in a haphazard, uncoordinated fashion.

Dalam beberapa tahun setelah perang, banyak unit Amerika yang menunggu untuk dibebaskan membangun monumen mereka sendiri yang tersebar di pedesaan Eropa secara acak dan tidak terkoordinasi.

Source: Character Profile

The rest of the men would have to be transported back to the United States and demobilised, while their spare supplies could go towards the reconstructing Europe after the wartime devastation.

Sisa pria harus diangkut kembali ke Amerika Serikat dan dibebaskan, sementara persediaan cadangan mereka dapat digunakan untuk membangun kembali Eropa setelah kehancuran akibat perang.

Source: Character Profile

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