- 1
To make someone leave a job or position slowly and quietly, so there is no big fight — often used about bosses and companies, usually in the passive: 'He was eased out of the company.' A polite-looking action that is still a push.
(委婉地)逼退、把人慢慢請走
To make someone leave a job or position slowly and quietly, so there is no big fight — often used about bosses and companies, usually in the passive: 'He was eased out of the company.' A polite-looking action that is still a push.
(委婉地)逼退、把人慢慢請走