demote
స్థానానికి తగ్గించు
definition
verb
the head of the army was demoted to deputy defense secretary
give (someone) a lower rank or less senior position, usually as a punishment.
translation of 'demote'
తక్కువ స్థానానికి తగ్గించు,
దిగువ శ్రేణికి దిగజార్చు
example
He stops mid-stride and grins at me… ‘Hey, you can't stop now… keep going or I'll 'demote' you to just being an ordinary hero’.
Gerald, I am sorry to do this but I hereby 'demote' you to the rank of ensign and I am confining you to your quarters till further notice.
It's a general rule of management that you never 'demote' anybody important: You fire them, and fast, or else they will sabotage your organization.
Besides simply kicking a player out of a squadron, commanders will be able to permanently ban them and 'demote' players under their rank for the worst offences.
He is 'demoted' from head of ad sales for a major magazine when the company he works for is acquired in a corporate takeover.
Two of the soldiers were 'demoted' , and all three were ordered to forfeit their salaries.
No new contract was entered into when he was 'demoted' to the position of customer services assistant.
Instead he was 'demoted' two lower grades but was able to collect all his retirement benefits without a hitch.
Last year the team was 'demoted' from senior ranks but are back up again.
Whenever I tell some guy I like him, he 'demotes' me to friendship.
In this context, he was 'demoted' to a position as judge of the dead.
When he was 'demoted' for a disciplinary violation, his mother told him he could leave the academy if he wanted.
He was also 'demoted' to private and ordered to forfeit all pay and benefits.
Even if it's just 'demoting' a person or telling a department they have to move elsewhere within the firm, language massaging is crucial.
Prof McKeon said while employers were deemed to be less understanding and people were less forthcoming in the workplace about their depression, the employers were not engaging in 'demoting' such people or impairing their job prospects.
I can't believe they're 'demoting' her to a lower class soldier!
I have never known of anybody being 'demoted' or removed from a particular role purely because they cannot manage people.
Coffey said she was 'demoted' to the copy desk because of her religious beliefs.
This must have been nearly as shocking as that dark day lost in history when she was 'demoted' from her position as milk monitor at primary school.
He was suspended on a slightly reduced salary for six months, and then he was 'demoted' .
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