abdicable如何读

英:['æbdɪkəbl]

美:['æbdɪkəbl]

abdicable是什么意思

  • adj.可放弃的;可辞职的

abdicable英英释义

verb

intransitive verb

to renounce a throne, high office, dignity, or function

The king was forced to abdicate.

transitive verb

to relinquish (something, such as sovereign power) formally

abdicate a throne

to cast off : discard

abdicate a responsibility

abdicable词源英文解释

borrowed from Latin abdicātus, past participle of abdicāre, "to resign, renounce, withdraw," from ab- ab- + -dicāre, ablaut derivative of dīc- (going back to *deik-) in dīcere "to speak, state" — more at diction

The first known use of abdicate was in 1548

abdicable儿童词典英英释义

abductverb

to carry (a person) off by force

to draw (a part of the body) away from a middle plane or line that divides the body or a bodily part into right and left halves

abdomennoun

the part of the body between the chest and the hips

the body cavity containing the chief digestive organs called alsoabdominal cavity

the hind portion of the body behind the thorax in an arthropod see insect illustration

abdicateverb

to formally give up sovereign power, office, or responsibility

abdicateverb

to formally give up sovereign power, office, or responsibility

abdicateverb

to formally give up sovereign power, office, or responsibility

abdicable 例句

1 From Seasons 3 and 4, Colman’s queen encourages her to abdicate, recognizing her tiredness and the sacrifices of a service life.

2 The ProPublica investigation further found that some districts in Illinois have abdicated their own responsibility to monitor students’ education and welfare.

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