Definition of disciplinary in English:

disciplinary

adjective ˈdɪsɪplɪn(ə)riˌdɪsɪˈplɪn(ə)riˈdɪsəpləˌnɛri

Concerning or enforcing discipline.
纪律的；加强纪律的；训练的
a soldier will face disciplinary action after going absent without leave
擅离职守的士兵要受到纪律处分。
Example sentencesExamples
- If found guilty, the two officers could face serious disciplinary sanctions.
- He said that all disciplinary action had been followed in line with a procedure agreed with unions.
- As far as I can see the Football Association has no option but to revise its disciplinary procedures.
- The appropriate course for me to take is to remit the matter to the disciplinary committee.
- Yet even the latter pair have been among those with disciplinary problems.
- He said he not been informed that his appearance before council officials was a disciplinary hearing.
- They will be holding seminars dealing with disciplinary and grievance procedures.
- I wonder if you can help us out with a spot of translation in a final disciplinary hearing involving a French girl?
- It said it was head office policy and anyone refusing to comply could be issued with disciplinary warnings.
- Under the policy those who regularly take sick leave without good reason face disciplinary action.
- The work of the disciplinary and performance committees is explored in some detail below.
- Following investigations, he was suspended and a disciplinary case began.
- If there is such overwhelming evidence of fraud, then follow your disciplinary procedures.
- Such advice might concern the best use of a disciplinary policy or where to get help for some particular problem.
- Why put this to the disciplinary committee is the question asked among club circles?
- Now he is in charge of a department which includes people who sat on the disciplinary panel which led to him being fired.
- The matter will be dealt with at the next meeting of the disciplinary committee on a date yet to be set.
- Now the two men have also been cleared at a council disciplinary hearing.
- He announced that the three men would face a special disciplinary committee.
- Police admit this was an error and disciplinary proceedings against the operator could follow.

Origin

Late 15th century (originally with reference to ecclesiastical order): from medieval Latin disciplinarius, from Latin disciplina, from discipulus 'learner' (see disciple).

Rhymes

interdisciplinary

Definition of disciplinary in US English:

disciplinary

adjectiveˈdɪsəpləˌnɛriˈdisəpləˌnerē

Concerning or enforcing discipline.
纪律的；加强纪律的；训练的
a soldier will face disciplinary action after going absent without leave
擅离职守的士兵要受到纪律处分。
Example sentencesExamples
- Why put this to the disciplinary committee is the question asked among club circles?
- He said that all disciplinary action had been followed in line with a procedure agreed with unions.
- The matter will be dealt with at the next meeting of the disciplinary committee on a date yet to be set.
- If there is such overwhelming evidence of fraud, then follow your disciplinary procedures.
- Following investigations, he was suspended and a disciplinary case began.
- If found guilty, the two officers could face serious disciplinary sanctions.
- Under the policy those who regularly take sick leave without good reason face disciplinary action.
- They will be holding seminars dealing with disciplinary and grievance procedures.
- He announced that the three men would face a special disciplinary committee.
- The work of the disciplinary and performance committees is explored in some detail below.
- Yet even the latter pair have been among those with disciplinary problems.
- He said he not been informed that his appearance before council officials was a disciplinary hearing.
- The appropriate course for me to take is to remit the matter to the disciplinary committee.
- Now the two men have also been cleared at a council disciplinary hearing.
- Police admit this was an error and disciplinary proceedings against the operator could follow.
- It said it was head office policy and anyone refusing to comply could be issued with disciplinary warnings.
- Such advice might concern the best use of a disciplinary policy or where to get help for some particular problem.
- I wonder if you can help us out with a spot of translation in a final disciplinary hearing involving a French girl?
- Now he is in charge of a department which includes people who sat on the disciplinary panel which led to him being fired.
- As far as I can see the Football Association has no option but to revise its disciplinary procedures.

Origin

Late 15th century (originally with reference to ecclesiastical order): from medieval Latin disciplinarius, from Latin disciplina, from discipulus ‘learner’ (see disciple).

词汇	disciplinary
释义	Definition of disciplinary in English: disciplinary adjective ˈdɪsɪplɪn(ə)riˌdɪsɪˈplɪn(ə)riˈdɪsəpləˌnɛri Concerning or enforcing discipline. 纪律的；加强纪律的；训练的 a soldier will face disciplinary action after going absent without leave 擅离职守的士兵要受到纪律处分。 Example sentencesExamples If found guilty, the two officers could face serious disciplinary sanctions. He said that all disciplinary action had been followed in line with a procedure agreed with unions. As far as I can see the Football Association has no option but to revise its disciplinary procedures. The appropriate course for me to take is to remit the matter to the disciplinary committee. Yet even the latter pair have been among those with disciplinary problems. He said he not been informed that his appearance before council officials was a disciplinary hearing. They will be holding seminars dealing with disciplinary and grievance procedures. I wonder if you can help us out with a spot of translation in a final disciplinary hearing involving a French girl? It said it was head office policy and anyone refusing to comply could be issued with disciplinary warnings. Under the policy those who regularly take sick leave without good reason face disciplinary action. The work of the disciplinary and performance committees is explored in some detail below. Following investigations, he was suspended and a disciplinary case began. If there is such overwhelming evidence of fraud, then follow your disciplinary procedures. Such advice might concern the best use of a disciplinary policy or where to get help for some particular problem. Why put this to the disciplinary committee is the question asked among club circles? Now he is in charge of a department which includes people who sat on the disciplinary panel which led to him being fired. The matter will be dealt with at the next meeting of the disciplinary committee on a date yet to be set. Now the two men have also been cleared at a council disciplinary hearing. He announced that the three men would face a special disciplinary committee. Police admit this was an error and disciplinary proceedings against the operator could follow. Origin Late 15th century (originally with reference to ecclesiastical order): from medieval Latin disciplinarius, from Latin disciplina, from discipulus 'learner' (see disciple). Rhymes interdisciplinary Definition of disciplinary in US English: disciplinary adjectiveˈdɪsəpləˌnɛriˈdisəpləˌnerē Concerning or enforcing discipline. 纪律的；加强纪律的；训练的 a soldier will face disciplinary action after going absent without leave 擅离职守的士兵要受到纪律处分。 Example sentencesExamples Why put this to the disciplinary committee is the question asked among club circles? He said that all disciplinary action had been followed in line with a procedure agreed with unions. The matter will be dealt with at the next meeting of the disciplinary committee on a date yet to be set. If there is such overwhelming evidence of fraud, then follow your disciplinary procedures. Following investigations, he was suspended and a disciplinary case began. If found guilty, the two officers could face serious disciplinary sanctions. Under the policy those who regularly take sick leave without good reason face disciplinary action. They will be holding seminars dealing with disciplinary and grievance procedures. He announced that the three men would face a special disciplinary committee. The work of the disciplinary and performance committees is explored in some detail below. Yet even the latter pair have been among those with disciplinary problems. He said he not been informed that his appearance before council officials was a disciplinary hearing. The appropriate course for me to take is to remit the matter to the disciplinary committee. Now the two men have also been cleared at a council disciplinary hearing. Police admit this was an error and disciplinary proceedings against the operator could follow. It said it was head office policy and anyone refusing to comply could be issued with disciplinary warnings. Such advice might concern the best use of a disciplinary policy or where to get help for some particular problem. I wonder if you can help us out with a spot of translation in a final disciplinary hearing involving a French girl? Now he is in charge of a department which includes people who sat on the disciplinary panel which led to him being fired. As far as I can see the Football Association has no option but to revise its disciplinary procedures. Origin Late 15th century (originally with reference to ecclesiastical order): from medieval Latin disciplinarius, from Latin disciplina, from discipulus ‘learner’ (see disciple).
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