解散

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1

The breaking up or dispersal of a meeting, gathering, or crowd; to disperse or dismiss people.

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デモ隊は警察の要請で解散した。

The protest march dispersed at the police's request.

会議は予定より早く解散した。

The meeting broke up earlier than planned.

試合後、観客は徐々に解散していった。

After the game, the spectators gradually dispersed.

2

The dissolution or winding-up of a company, organization, or group; disbandment with legal/administrative procedures.

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その会社は長年の赤字でついに解散することになった。

The company decided to dissolve after years of losses.

同好会は会員不足で解散を余儀なくされた。

The club was forced to disband due to a lack of members.

3

The dissolution of the Diet (usually the House of Representatives); a political act that typically leads to a general election.

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首相は衆議院の解散を正式に表明した。

The prime minister officially announced the dissolution of the House of Representatives.

解散に伴い、解散総選挙が来月実施される予定だ。

With the dissolution, a general election is scheduled to be held next month.

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