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re·nege·s 英rɪ'niːɡ美rɪ'niːɡ COCA¹⁹⁶³⁰⁷BNC¹⁷³⁹⁹⁵⁺²
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v.背信³³;违约⁶⁷原型renege的三单名词reneger过去分词reneged现在分词reneging三单reneges
Noun:
the mistake of not following suit when able to do so
Verb:
fail to fulfill a promise or obligation;She backed out of her promise 近义词 default缺席back out退出renege on背弃go back on违背break a promise违背诺言revoke撤回，取消，废除…
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用作动词Any more colourful candidate couldrenegeon a deal.任何不同政见的候选人都可能就此交易而报复。
You will almost surely have torenegeon some of these promises.你却几乎必然将违背你的一些诺言。
It says firmly that the EU must notrenegeon its promise.报告非常坚定地声称欧盟一定不会食言。
But there is also a temptation torenegeto gain sales, much as one prisoner might end up ratting on another.但违背约定，降低价格来赢得销售也很诱人，正如其中一个囚徒会出卖同伴，先说出供词。 He acknowledged, however, that Tuesday's deal represented only a“ first step, ” and White House spokesman Tony Snow warned Pyongyang it still faces sanctions if it reneges.
同时布什还承认周二只是一个开始，白宫发言人称如果朝鲜食言的话将会受到进一步的制裁。 blog.sina.com.cn
Jacob is a deceiver; Joseph is an arrogant, spoiled brat; Judah reneges on his obligations to his daughter-in-law and goes off and sleeps with a prostitute.
雅各布是个骗子，约瑟夫是个自大，被宠坏的顽童;,犹大背信弃义，抛下自己的儿媳妇,还与妓女有染。163
What happens if the world’s most trustworthy borrower reneges on its debt?
如果一个全球信任度最高的借款者赖账将会有怎样的后果和影响呢？ yeeyan |