disenroll
verb [ I or T ] US uk/ˌdɪs.ɪnˈrəʊl/ us/ˌdɪs.ɪnˈroʊl/
退出，取消注册;除名
to remove someone's name or your own name from a list, for example a list of members of an organization or of a medical care plan
Some preschool providers are willing to work with parents of children who hit or bite, but others quickly "disenroll" (in other words expel) the child. 一些幼儿园愿意与打人或咬人的孩子的父母合作，但其他幼儿园则迅速将孩子“注销”（换句话说，就是将他们开除了。）
You may enroll/ disenroll /change at any time during the year. 您可以在一年中的任何时间注册/退出/更改。
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- If the proposal to change the eligibility for health and dental care passes, we will have to disenroll a lot of children.
- The Cherokee Nation in Oklahoma voted this year to disenroll about 2,800 members.
- They fear the new council will ultimately disenroll them.
- Anyone who wishes to leave public school later on will be subject to conditions they will have to meet in order to disenroll.
- Options should include the ability to disenroll or switch vendors at any time.