I. demob <现在分词 demobbing; pt, past part demobbed> [美 diˈmɑb, 英 diːˈmɒb] 动词 trans 英
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II. demob [美 diˈmɑb, 英 diːˈmɒb] 名词 U 英
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
He was injured seriously at least once during the war and was demobbed at the age of 20, eventually working for the post office.
en.wikipedia.org He was demobbed in 1944 and found that his time away from the cameras had affected his performance.
en.wikipedia.org He was demobbed in 1945 and took up speedway the following year.
en.wikipedia.org I wonder whether this chuckle-y mood is somewhat atypical, a side effect of their final-episode demob spirit.
www.rollingstone.com Soldiers were stationed in the village after the war before being demobbed.
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