fracas/ ouster/ Board shuffle

fracas: (보통 여러 사람이 벌이는) 싸움[언쟁]

The word "fracas" refers to a noisy, disorderly disturbance or fight. It's often used to describe a loud, chaotic situation, usually involving a clash or conflict among people. The term can be applied to both physical altercations and verbal disagreements that are particularly loud or tumultuous.

 

ouster: 축출

The term "ouster" refers to the act of removing someone from a position or office, often in a forceful or abrupt manner. It's commonly used in contexts involving politics, business, or other organizational settings, where an individual is expelled or forced to leave their role. The word conveys a sense of displacement from power or position, typically against the will of the person being ousted.

 

displacement:

• 1.명사 격식 (제자리에서 쫓겨난) 이동
• 2.명사 물리 (배의) 배수량

 

Board shuffle

"Board shuffle" generally refers to a reorganization or restructuring of the members on a company's board of directors. This can involve changing the roles of existing members, adding new members, or removing current members. Board shuffles are often undertaken in response to various business needs or challenges, such as a change in company strategy, governance issues, merger and acquisition activities, or a need for new expertise on the board. The aim is usually to better align the board's composition with the company's current and future strategic goals.