The meaning of Unseat

Unseat – definition

verb
Cause (someone) to fall from a horse or bicycle.
Usage examples:
Rawhide unseated kevin bradley at the first fence
Synonims:
Dislodge Throw Dismount Spill Upset Unhorse

verb
To remove someone from a powerful job, esp. a job to which a person is elected
Usage examples:
She has a good chance to unseat the governor.

Unseat translation into English

Unseat: translate from English into Chinese

取消座位

Unseat: translate from English into Dutch

Afzetten, Van zijn zetel beroven, Uit het zadel werpen

Unseat: translate from English into French

Désarçonner

Unseat: translate from English into German

Absetzen, Abwerfen, Seines amtes entheben

Unseat: translate from English into Hindi

तोड़ना, तोड़ देना, छोड़ देना, छोड़ना, आसन रहित

Unseat: translate from English into Italian

Spodestare, Disarcionare

Unseat: translate from English into Korean

자리에서 떼다, 말에서 떨어뜨리다, ...의 지위를 빼앗다, ...의 직위를 빼앗다, 의석을 빼앗다

Unseat: translate from English into Russian

Смещать, Сбрасывать, Лишать места, Лишать парламентского мандата, Лишать должности, Сбрасывать с лошади, Сбрасывать с седла, Ссадить со стула

Unseat: translate from English into Spanish

Estar a pie

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Unseat – similar words

unseats

verb
Cause (someone) to fall from a horse or bicycle.
Usage examples:
Rawhide unseated kevin bradley at the first fence

verb
To remove someone from a powerful job, esp. a job to which a person is elected
Usage examples:
She has a good chance to unseat the governor.

All meanings and translations of Unseats

unseating

verb
Cause (someone) to fall from a horse or bicycle.
Usage examples:
Rawhide unseated kevin bradley at the first fence

verb
Present participle of unseat
Usage examples:
The opposition candidate failed by only 39 votes to unseat the cabinet minister.

All meanings and translations of Unseating

unseated

verb
Cause (someone) to fall from a horse or bicycle.
Usage examples:
Rawhide unseated kevin bradley at the first fence

All meanings and translations of Unseated

Unseat synonims

dislodge

verb
Knock or force out of position.
Usage examples:
The hoofs of their horses dislodged loose stones

verb
To force someone or something from a place or position
Usage examples:
Heavy rains have dislodged big slabs of sidewalk in front of the school., it took a professional tr…

All meanings and translations of Dislodge

dismount

verb
Get off a horse, bicycle, or anything that one is riding.
Usage examples:
He rode over and dismounted

noun
A move in which a gymnast jumps off an apparatus or completes a floor exercise.
Usage examples:
On the uneven bars the women go for ever more complex dismounts

verb
To get off a horse or a bicycle

All meanings and translations of Dismount

spill

verb
Cause or allow (liquid) to flow over the edge of its container, especially unintentionally.
Usage examples:
You'll spill that tea if you're not careful

noun
A quantity of liquid that has spilled or been spilt.
Usage examples:
Wipe up spills immediately

noun
A thin strip of wood or paper used for lighting a fire, candle, pipe, etc.

All meanings and translations of Spill

throw

verb
Propel (something) with force through the air by a movement of the arm and hand.
Usage examples:
I threw a brick through the window

noun
An act of throwing something.
Usage examples:
Holding's throw hit the stumps

verb
Propel through the air

All meanings and translations of Throw

unhorse

verb
Drag or cause to fall from a horse.
Usage examples:
Having unhorsed each other, the two men finished the fight on foot

All meanings and translations of Unhorse

upset

verb
Make (someone) unhappy, disappointed, or worried.
Usage examples:
The accusation upset her

noun
An unexpected result or situation.
Usage examples:
The greatest upset in boxing history

adjective
Unhappy, disappointed, or worried.
Usage examples:
She looked pale and upset

All meanings and translations of Upset

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