1.逐出,撵走,驱逐 (from; of)
2.【法】(非法)剥夺,夺取,夺去
3.代替,取代
1.to remove someone from a position of power, especially in order to take that position
1.This follows the earlier ousting of the company's founder . In a word, Suntech is a bit of a mess right now.
在这之前，该公司的创始人已被解职。总的来说，尚德公司目前有点混乱。
2.The measures led to Mr Schr? der's premature ousting from office, ironically a few months before they began to bear fruit.
这些举措导致施罗德提前离任，而具有讽刺意味的是，此时距离这些措施开始见效仅有几个月时间。
3.Mr. Lewis was told that the government would consider ousting executives and directors, people close to the bank say.
据了解美国银行情况的人士说，刘易斯当时被告知，政府可能考虑要替换掉美国银行的高管和董事们。
4.In Australia, sceptics within the party led to the ousting of the leader of the opposition over new climate laws.
在澳大利亚，议员中一些怀疑论者鼓动排挤对新气候法律持反对态度的领导。
5.One is Honduras, where the ousting of its president in a coup is nonetheless seen by Control Risks as essentially a "domestic issue" .
一个例子是洪都拉斯，该国总统在一场政变中被赶下台，但ControlRisks认为这实际上是一个“国内问题”。
6.There is only one answer: jettison the Armageddon scenario of an al-Qaeda-run Yemen, and welcome Mr Saleh's inevitable ousting.
答案只有一个：抛弃“基地”组织控制也门这一末日景象，对萨利赫无可避免的下台表示欢迎。
7.Talk of ousting Mr Aso makes the LDP look desperate: he would be the fourth prime minister to quit in as many years.
此时谈到让麻生先生下台显示自民党已走投无路：他将是在几年内第四个辞职的总理大臣[3]。
8.Two weeks ago, Romania's prime minister, Emil Boc, doomed his own government to collapse by ousting his interior minister, Dan Nica.
两周前，罗马尼亚总理埃米尔•博克免去了丹•尼卡内政部长的职务，这一举动使得他所统治的罗马尼亚政府动荡不堪。
9.The colours of Newton Heath have become the focal point of a growing anti-Glazer campaign, aimed at ousting United's owners.
这颜色是反对格雷泽阵营的标志色，目的是为了赶走这个曼联的拥有者。
10.Rui's blogpost attracted half a million hits within two days, and swiftly led to the ousting of Starbucks from the Forbidden City.
芮的博客在两天内吸引了50万点击，迅速导致星巴克从故宫的撤出。