Смысл: absolute discharge

absolute discharge[͵æbsəlu:tʹdıstʃɑ:dʒ]
юр.
<Í> освобождение от уголовной ответственности (обыкн. после уплаты штрафа)

sch Идиома

cheap like borsch

not expensive, as cheap as vegetable soup I didn't pay much for this jacket. It was cheap like borsch.

drop out (of school)

quit school or a course of some kind She dropped out of the class after three months.

on schedule

within the dates on the plan, on target They arrived on Mars on June 11, which means they're on schedule.

schmooze

make relaxed, casual conversation.

school of hard knocks

ordinary experiences of life He learned all about life in the school of hard knocks.

school's out

school is finished for the day or for the year When the bell rings at 3:30, school's out! Yea!

the school of hard knocks

life's hard lessons, learning from mistakes, roll with the punches "Teachers taught me what I should know; the school of hard knocks taught me what I must know."

cock of the school

the hardest guy in the institution:"Don't dis him; he's the cock of the school"

dischuffed

displeased

Moschino

clothing label

scheme

to plan to do something to get someones money, most often by cheating

school

a specific era in hiphop history. There have been many discussions about the difference between the "Old School" and the "New School". One accepted view was put to words in alt.rap by Charles L. Isbell: All of time can be divided pretty easily this way:
- Everything before "Run DMC" (Run DMC [1984])
- Everything before "It Takes A Nation of Millions To Hold Us Back" (Public Enemy [1988])
It gets harder after that, but maybe you'd have to label parallel movements with stuff like:
+ Everything before "Straight Outta Compton" (NWA [1988]) and "Amerikkka's Most Wanted" (Ice Cube [1990]) for the West Coast Gangsta Movement
+ Everything before "3 Feet High And Rising" (De La Soul [1989]) and "Low End Theory" (A Tribe Called Quest [1991]) for the Jazz/Bohemian Movement
Others seem to think we're about to enter the Everything before "93 'Til Infinity" (Souls of Mischief [1993]) era for th

behind schedule

later or slower than planned or expected比计划（预料）要晚（慢）
The train was in an hour behind schedule．火车误点一小时到达。
They are behind schedule in building the library．他们建造这座图书馆的进度比预定的要慢。

discharge from

send away or allow to leave使免除；使解脱；使离开
Since you were caught helping the thieves，I have no choice but to discharge you from my service．既然你被抓住助贼盗物，我就不得不将你开除了。
Her father was discharged from the hospital three weeks after the operation．他父亲手术后3个月就出院了。
discourage from try to prevent sb．from doing sth．by persuading him that it is not a good idea， or by making it seem difficult劝阻；使不敢
Father discouraged him from gambling．父亲劝他不要赌博。
Nothing can discourage him from attaining his goal．什么也不能阻止他去实现自己的目标。

tell tales out of school

Idiom(s): tell tales out of school

Theme: GOSSIP

to tell secrets or spread rumors.
• I wish that John would keep quiet. He's telling tales out of school again.
• If you tell tales out of school a lot, people won't know when to believe you.

of the old school

Idiom(s): of the old school

Theme: OPINION

holding attitudes or ideas that were popular and important in the past, but which are no longer considered relevant or in line with modern trends.
• Grammar was not much taught in my son's school, but fortunately he had a teacher of the old school.
• Aunt Jane is of the old school. She never goes out without wearing a hat and gloves.

make mischief

Idiom(s): make mischief

Theme: TROUBLE

to cause trouble.
• Bob loves to make mischief and get other people into trouble.
• Don't believe what Mary says. She's just trying to make mischief.

best-laid schemes of mice and men

Idiom(s): best-laid plans of mice and men AND best-laid schemes of mice and men

Theme: PLANNING

the best thought-out plans of anyone. (Mice and men is fixed order.)
• If a little rain can ruin the best-laid plans of mice and men, think what an earthquake might do!
• The best-laid schemes of mice and men are often disturbed by any small matter.

Schoolyard pick

When people take it in turns to choose a member of a team, it is a schoolyard pick.

color scheme|color|scheme

n. A plan for colors used together as decoration. The color scheme for the dance was blue and silver. Mary decided on a pink and white color scheme for her room.

on schedule|on|schedule

on schedule¹ adv. phr. As planned or expected; at the right time. The school bus arrived at school on schedule. The four seasons arrive on schedule each year.
Compare: ON TIME.
on schedule² adj. phr. Punctual; as planned. The new airline claims to have more on schedule arrivals than the competition.

school of hard knocks|hard knocks|knocks|school

n. phr. Life outside of school or college; life out in the world; the ordinary experience of learning from work and troubles. He never went to high school; he was educated in the school of hard knocks.

tell tales out of school|out of school|school|tale

v. phr. To tell something that is secret; tell others something that is not meant to be known. Don't tell Jane anything. She is always telling tales out of school.
Compare: LET THE CAT OUT OF THE BAG, SPILL THE BEANS.

mischief

mischief
see make mischief.

schedule

schedule
see on schedule.

schoolgirl complexion

schoolgirl complexion
Fresh, glowing, unblemished skin, as in She's fifty but she still has her schoolgirl complexion. This expression, alluding to the beauty of young skin, was invented for an advertising campaign for Palmolive Soap, which ran from about 1923 through the 1930s and claimed to preserve one's schoolgirl complexion.