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forfeiting 英'fɔːrfɪt美'fɔːrfɪt COCA⁶⁰¹⁰⁷BNC⁵⁰⁷⁰⁰Economist⁴¹³⁰³⁺²
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n.包买票据⁵⁰动词forfeit的现在分词形式⁵⁰.原型forfeit的现在分词
动词 forfeit:
lose s.th. or lose the right to s.th. by some error, offense, or crimeverb.give up something in sacrifice
同义词 abandon,lose,relinquish,renounce,surrenderdrop,sacrificebe deprived of,be stripped of,give over
反义词 keep,wingain,profit The problem for the criminals, of course, is that unless cracked, most lotteries return only about 53 cents on the dollar, which means that they’d be forfeiting a significant share of their earnings.
罪犯们遇到的问题当然是，除非破解彩票，否则大多数的彩票只返还53%的奖金，这意味着他们要损失相当一部分的收入。 yeeyan
So Allen effectively threw them the keys and declared the arena bankrupt, thus forfeiting revenues associated with it luxury suites, concessions, merchandise, the lifeblood of the team.
于是阿伦把钥匙扔给他们然后宣布球馆破产，并用各种相关收入抵债豪华包间、特许权、经营权，这些是球队的生命线。 blog.sina.com.cn
The survey showed that up until August22 percent of workers had not used or planned to use any vacation days, despite potentially forfeiting the days if they were not taken.
这一调查显示，截至8月22日，22%的上班族都还没有或尚未计划用掉任何假期，尽管不休假的话可能会让这些假期失效。 edu.sina.com.cn |