英:[rɪˈmɪʃn]
美:[rɪˈmɪʃən]
英:[rɪˈmɪʃn]
美:[rɪˈmɪʃən]
re·mis·sion
rih mI shn
复数:remissions
remissive (adj.), remissively (adv.), remissiveness (n.)
词根:remit
adj.remiss 怠慢的;迟缓的;不小心的
n.remit 移交的事物
vi.remit 汇款;缓和
vt.remit 宽恕;免除;减轻;传送;使恢复原状
Noun
1. an abatement in intensity or degree (as in the manifestations of a disease);
"his cancer is in remission"
2. a payment of money sent to a person in another place
3. (law) the act of remitting (especially the referral of a law case to another court)
4. the act of absolving or remitting; formal redemption as pronounced by a priest in the sacrament of penance
约于1200年, remissioun,“宽恕或原谅(罪过)”,源自于古法语 remission “宽恕(罪过),解脱”(12世纪),直接源自拉丁语 remissionem(主格 remissio)“放松,减少”,在词源上是“送回,送走”的名词,来自于 remittere “放松,放手,减弱”(参见 remit)。
从14世纪后期开始,“免除职责或义务”。关于疾病、发热,“减轻,暂时消退”,始于15世纪早期。普遍意义上的“力量或效果的减弱”始于约1600年。1736年开始指“惩罚或处罚的减轻”。
缓解,减轻,弛张:疾病症状的减退,亦指发生这一减退的期间,即缓解期
案件的移交
反致
案件发回
Middle English remissioun "release from obligation, forgiveness," borrowed from Anglo-French & Latin; Anglo-French remissiun, borrowed from Latin remissiōn-, remissiō "sending back, release, abatement, cancellation (of a debt)" (Late Latin, "forgiveness, as of sins"), from remittere "to send back, release, relax, waive (a debt, punishment)" + -tiōn-, -tiō, suffix of verbal action — more at remit >entry 1
The first known use of remission was in the 13th century
remittancenoun
money sent especially in payment
a sending of money (as to a distant place)
remittalnoun
remission
remit1 of 2verb
to release from the guilt or penalty of : pardon
remit sins
to keep from demanding or calling for
remit a penalty
to give over for consideration, judgment, decision, or action
remit the proposal to a special committee
to send money especially in payment
to lessen in intensity or severity often temporarily : moderate
the fever had remitted
remit2 of 2noun
an act of remitting
something remitted to another person or authority
remissadjective
careless in the performance of work or duty
remiss in paying one's bills
showing neglect or lack of attention
service at the restaurant was remiss
remissadjective
careless in the performance of work or duty
remiss in paying one's bills
showing neglect or lack of attention
service at the restaurant was remiss
remissionnoun
the act or process of remitting
a state or period during which something is remitted
remissionnoun
a state or period during which the symptoms of a disease are abated compare arrest, cure entry 1 sense 1, intermission
cancer in remission after treatment
1 After the surgery and a full round of treatments, Paolo’s cancer seemed to be in full remission.
2 Largent, 39, lives in a mobile trailer park with her 12-year-old daughter, who requires frequent doctor appointments as her cancer is in remission.
3 “I don’t know. Hodgkin’s Disease can go into remission. That means I’ll still have it, but I won’t be sick. Right now, I’m holding my own.”
4 The doctors told me my RA was in remission.
5 In "Real Estate", Ruth, in remission from cancer, suspects the disease is returning.
6 Gus is in remission — it's Isaac's eyes that are under attack.
7 Let's hope any second opinions about the subject matter don't put the box office numbers into remission, and that the chemotherapy of indifference doesn't shrink the tumour of profit.
8 There are the familiar expressions: Stage IV, metastases, remission, cure.
9 Before we hung up, she mentioned that her sister-in-law had a friend who sent her own son’s arthritis into remission with alternative medicine.
10 Angela simply wants to resume checking off her list of live goal now that her cancer is in remission.
11 “I’ve seen people whose diabetes, angina or blood pressure goes into remission. I’ve seen autoimmune diseases go away when you cut inflammation,” Freeman says.
12 She was a regular—in a long remission from appendiceal cancer, which I had not previously known existed.
13 After five years of treatment, the drug appeared to chase the cancer into remission.
14 "Dad had actually gone into remission and the cancer was completely unrecognisable," he explained.
15 It is the first case of long-term remission in a child, say the French team, but they accept that it may not be permanent.
16 Since we spoke last October during the London film festival, she has revealed that in 2016 she paused editing on Zama for cancer treatment and is in remission.
17 Thankfully, each trip to my oncologist so far has confirmed that I'm still still in remission.
18 Whipple, who told FOX10 she was only given a year to live when she went to a doctor in July 2019, said that now doctors are hoping she may end up in remission.
19 “Yes, I had a problem with my heart muscle, but it’s in remission,” Adele explained to Ms. Willis when she came to investigate.
20 In March doctors revealed that a second baby born with HIV may have had her infection put into remission by very early treatment, four hours after her birth in suburban Los Angeles in April 2013.
2 特赦
3 减少服刑时间
4 减轻
muted palliative subdued remissive quarter ease relief modification relaxation moderation easement palliation extenuation mitigate soften lighten minish disedge qualify modify relax sauce relieve buffer dull alleviate dilute temper plaster remit subdue quell salve assuage relent mollify slake stanch palliate extenuate decongest alleviative mitigant lessened mollifying palliatory assuasive palliator mitigation abatement alleviation lessening assuagement mollification kill numb sweeten solace abate allay disburden mitigating lay compromise moderate chill subside ease off sweat off still lose commute soothe ameliorate quieten offload work off smooth over take the edge off modificatory extenuatory soothing extenuating remittal reduce beat remedy shave lessen beet dampen modulate bate
5 减刑
6 减少
low down fall cut drop decline decrease reduction dip squeeze cutback diminution fall-off lose reduce lower sink buffer shrink diminish lighten sag depress dwindle abate lop off whittle away whittle down drop away bring down cut back drop off fall back take away from fall away shave off draw down slim down make a dent in scale down
8 免刑
10 松弛
neutral slack lax laid-back fallow flabby flaccid saggy flagging unbending unbent ungirt quaggy softly relaxedly resolution relaxation laxity laxation flag relax loose sag decompress unbend loosen slacken unbutton
11 宽恕
forgiving remissive quarter forgiveness pardon amnesty absolution condonation let-off excuse spare overlook forgive remit condone absolve absolvent mercy merciful mercifully charitable strain a point favour tolerate favor wink suffer oversee
12 减免
13 缓和
lenitive remissive relaxative modification relaxation moderation thaw easement appeasement palliation ease relax subside remit abate slake soothe season prepare smooth quiet qualify modify absorb relieve cushion alloy mitigate soften alleviate slack temper lighten balm subdue opiate appease solace attenuate assuage deaden slacken mollify stanch palliate attemper obtund alleviative soothing tempered relaxant low-pressure chastening demulcent assuasive mitigation alleviation assuagement subdual moderate still buffer dull sweeten disarm lull salve allay soft-pedal emollient remittal unbend modulate quell bate modificatory ease-up palliative subdued seasoning mollification relent beat comfort chasten
14 赦免
remissive grace pardon indulgence lifeboat absolution shrift absolve assoil sparely indemnity spareness remittal depurge forgive remit release forgiveness justify discharge free pardon amnesty absolutory indemnification condonation indulgency indulge
15 平息
subsidence appeasement pacification quietus pass subside lull allay overblow stay lay patch silence appease repress quash placate assuage pacify slake attemper assuagement cool calm smooth heal turn aside quiet down abate still settle quell defuse mollification down quiet mollify
17 汇款
18 减退
fall subside ebb degenerate down decline decrease abatement subsidence remit recede abate bate slowdown
19 豁免
immune franchise allowance exemption forgiveness immunity impunity let-off forgive exempt frank dispensation freedom derogation dispense sanctuary excuse
20 免除
remissive release benefit bar freedom relief liberty discharge forgiveness indemnity dispensation impunity absolution quittance voidance let-off dispense faynights rid loose quit excuse privilege forgive exempt frank remit absolve exonerate immunize fain get quit of immune exonerative exemption immunity riddance excusal remittal relieve fains get rid of exempt from be free of get free escape -free derogation waive clear insulate franchise disembarrass spare omission remove cleanse free solution exoneration acquittance disposure