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ab·di·cate·s 英'æbdɪkeɪt美'æbdɪkeɪt COCA¹⁶⁴⁴²¹BNC¹⁴⁴⁶⁶⁴⁺³
基本例句
vt.正式放弃⁴;让位¹³vi.退位⁶⁰;辞职²³原型abdicate的三单形容词abdicable名词abdication过去分词abdicated现在分词abdicating三单abdicates A people which accepts a charter abdicates.
人民接受宪章便是退位。 ebigear
Sustaining this belief abdicates your power to something you cannot control, which is what others think, say, or do.
摈弃他人的想法、流言或做法，这些都是你无力控制的。 yeeyan
The characteristics of the Dictating Literature are as follows: The author abdicates the right of narrating, and becomes a listener, but successfully maintains his position as an author;
口述实录文学的文体特性表现为：作者放弃了讲述的权力，成为受话人，却又成功地维护了自己的作者地位； dictall
George VI reluctantly takes the throne of England when his brother abdicates in 1936. The unprepared king turns to a speech therapist to help overcome his stutter and the two forge a friendship.
影片讲述了英国国王乔治六世和他的语言治疗师莱纳尔罗格的故事。乔治六世国王就是那位为了美人而放弃江山的爱德华八世国王的弟弟。 xxdoc
What this following hides is Biang abdicates facing time inextricability serious social question confusedness, attempted to finish this question with idealized processing.
这后面隐藏的是比昂逊面对无法解决的沉重的社会问题时的迷茫，企图用理想化的处理来结束这个问题。 yeeyan |