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demisie

resignation (from a job, office, or post) /de.miˈsi.e/

noun#3615 most common

Also: stepping down, quitting (a position)

Example sentences

Ea își dă demisia.
She is handing in her resignation.
Am scris o scrisoare de demisie.
I wrote a resignation letter.
Directorul și-a depus demisia ieri.
The director submitted his resignation yesterday.
Demisia ministrului a fost acceptată de premier.
The minister's resignation was accepted by the prime minister.
Deputatul și-a anunțat demisia din partid, invocând divergențe ideologice.
The deputy announced his resignation from the party, citing ideological differences.
Deși presiunea publică era enormă, ea a refuzat să își prezinte demisia, argumentând că retragerea ar fi echivalat cu o recunoaștere a vinovăției.
Although public pressure was enormous, she refused to submit her resignation, arguing that stepping down would have amounted to an admission of guilt.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativedemisiedemisii
Genitivedemisieidemisiilor
Accusativedemisiedemisii
Vocativedemisiedemisiilor

Word family

a demisionato resign
demisionarresigning; a person who has resigned
demisionarethe act of resigning

Etymology

Romanian borrowed "demisie" from French "démission" in the nineteenth century, part of a wave of French administrative vocabulary that entered the language as Romania modernized its state institutions. The French word traces to Latin "demissio", a noun formed from "de-" (down, away) plus "mittere" (to send). Romanian reshaped the French "-ssion" ending into the native-feeling suffix "-isie", the same pattern seen in "comisie" (commission) and "emisie" (emission).

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