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drum someone out of something
phrasal verb with drumverb[ I or T ]uk /drʌm/ us /drʌm/-mm-
to force someone to leave a job, group, etc., often because they have behaved in a way that is not considered acceptable: 开除;驱逐;将（某人）赶出…;迫使（某人）离开…
The minister was drummed out of office when it was discovered that he had been taking bribes.受贿的事情败露后那位部长被迫下台。
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drum someone out of something | American Dictionary
drum someone out of something
phrasal verb with drumverb[ I ]us/drʌm/-mm-
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to remove someone from a job, group, etc., because of something bad the person has done:
The chairman was drummed out of office.
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