英语释义

• give up, such as power, as of monarchs and emperors, or duties and obligations;

  "The King abdicated when he married a divorcee"

片语

abdicate from退出

abdicate assume放弃

abdicate constitute放弃

render up放弃

to abdicate让位

abdicateto abdicate中韩

abdicate e让位

yield产量；利润，红利率

desert遗弃；舍弃，离弃（某地方）；（士兵）擅离（部队）；逃走；开小差；放弃，撇下不管；背离，使失望；（感觉、品质或技艺）离开，丧失

abdicate usurp放弃

fall out of放弃

quit摆脱了…的；已经了结的

abdicate commitments放弃承诺

英汉例句

• when paula dobriansky told the gathering that the bush administration 「will not abdicate our responsibility」 to address global warming, the hall filled with boos.

  当 保拉·多布里扬斯基向大会宣布布什政府「不会放弃自己的责任」去处理全球变暖这一问题时，全场报以唏嘘声。

• parents, i am told, often abdicate their responsibilities. their feelings: let the school handle discipline. but if we do that, look what happens.

  我听说，家长们经常放弃他们的责任。他们觉得：让学校负责纪律。但如果我们那样做，会发生什么。

• those who are required in the new paradigm to abdicate the old thrones of power in both government and (especially) old-energy religion will not do so willingly. they will not fall without a fight.

  在两种管辖之中，在新的典范当中有人需要放弃旧有的权力宝座，（尤其是）老旧能量的宗教不会有意愿这样做的，他们不会不战而降的。

• i wish i knew how abdicate you!

  我希望我知道如何放弃你！

• his declining health added weight to speculation that the king would soon abdicate .

  国王日益恶化的健康状况加强了人们对他即将退位的猜测。

• many people don「t want to have to think about their investments, but you can」t abdicate all responsibility.

  许多人不愿意对投资自己动脑子，但是，你不能把所有责任都托付给别人。

• the national conversation about whether she should abdicate in her son’s favour seems resolved into an acceptance that the 82-year-old sovereign should stay in post for life.

  关于女王是否应该让位给查尔斯，已经成为一个全国性的话题，目前看来，公众比较倾向于接受这位82岁的女王执政终老。

• on behalf of my country and in the name of the other leaders of the world with whom i have today consulted, i hereby abdicate all authority and control over this planet to general zod.

  我代表我的国家和世界其他领导人宣布，我放弃所有特权，并将地球交由佐德将军控制。

• for five centuries thereafter, it continued to be the residence of23 successive emperors until 1911 when qing emperor puyi was forced to abdicate the throne.

  在此后的五个世纪，它继续成为23个连续皇帝的住所，直到1911年时，清代皇帝溥仪被迫放弃王位。

• refusal to take charge: when it comes to the bigger decisions that you need to make, you may well prefer to abdicate the responsibility to someone else.

  拒绝掌管权。当你面临要作出一个巨大的决策时，你可能更倾向于把这项职责转交给其他人。

• edward viil the british king had to abdicate because he wanted to marry an american divorcee.

  爱德华八世不得不放弃王位，因为他想与一位离异的美国女子结婚。

• however, there is no serious sign the erratic leader might abdicate .

  尽管如此，现在还没有迹象表明这个古怪的领导人有可能会退位。

• 1795 - partitions of poland: stanislaus august poniatowski, the last king of independent poland, was forced to abdicate and move to russia.

  1795年，瓜分波兰：独立的波兰的最后一任国王斯坦尼斯洛斯·奥戈斯特·波尼亚托斯基被强迫退位并移居俄国。

• the alternative was for god to abdicate his supreme position and allow sin to rule for ever in men「s lives.

  另一个选择就是神放弃自己的至上的位置，允许罪成为人类生命的主宰。

• proteusyou can not abdicate except by my advice.

  除了有我的话，你不能退位。

• today i’m telling you that when you’re creating a system, you can’t abdicate your responsibility to train your people by bribing them.

  今天我说的是要建立一套系统，不能因为给了钱就逃避培养他们的责任。

• amid the excitement surrounding the birthday celebrations, the queen」s cousin, margaret rhodes, said that she is 「perfectly sure」 the monarch will never abdicate the throne.

  生日庆祝宴会的气氛十分欢愉，女王的堂妹玛格丽特·罗德斯说，她「非常肯定」女王不会退位。

相反词

usurp篡夺；篡权

assume假定；僭取；篡夺；夺取；擅用；侵占

deter(Deter)人名；(德)德特尔