英:[rɪˈvəʊk]
美:[rɪˈvoʊk]
英:[rɪˈvəʊk]
美:[rɪˈvoʊk]
re·voke
rih vok
第三人称单数:revokes
现在分词:revoking
过去式:revoked
过去分词:revoked
词根:revoke
adj.revokable 可取消的,可废止的;可撤回的
transitive verb
to withdraw, rescind, annul, or cancel.After much protest, the law was revoked.If you have one more violation, your driver's license will be revoked.
intransitive verb
in card games, to fail to follow suit when it is possible and required to do so; renege.
noun
in card games, the act of revoking.
14世纪中期, revoken,“撤回,放弃”,源自13世纪的古法语 revoquer,源自拉丁语 revocare,“废除,召回”,由 re- “回”(见 re-)和 vocare “叫”,与 vox(属格 vocis)“声音”相关(源自 PIE 词根 *wekw- “说话”)。从14世纪后期开始,“召回到一个地方或状态”; 从约1400年开始,“废除,取消”。相关: Revoked; revoking; revocatory。
藏牌
有牌不跟
撤回
撤销
Verb Middle English, from Anglo-French revocer, revoquer, from Latin revocare, from re- + vocare to call, from voc-, vox voice — more at voice
The first known use of revoke was in the 14th century
revolt1 of 2verb
to rise up against the authority of a ruler or government
to feel or cause to feel disgust or shock
revolt2 of 2noun
an act or instance of revolting
an open and often violent rising up against authority
revokeverb
to put an end to (as a law, order, or privilege) by taking away or canceling
revokeverb
to put an end to (as a law, order, or privilege) by taking away or canceling
1 And just last week, he suggested that a TV network have its broadcast license revoked because he objected to a news report.
2 He was cited and released early on Thursday on suspicion of criminal speeding, driving on a suspended and revoked license and reckless driving.
3 Brown's probation is currently revoked and if he is found to have violated the terms of his probation, he could face jail time in California.
4 The spokeswoman added that Mr. Epstein’s membership was revoked in 2009, because he did not pay his membership dues while in jail.
5 Workers are forced to repay extortionate recruitment fees, have their passports revoked upon arrival, and are subject to fines if they quit.
6 Federal prosecutors in Florida have asked a judge to revoke the appeal bond of movie star Wesley Snipes.
7 Price’s son prematurely announced his father’s death on Sunday and later revoked the claim stating he’d been “deceived by some cruel people.”
8 Department of Agriculture had revoked his license to exhibit animals after animal-welfare activists campaigned for him to stop letting people wrestle with another one of his bears.
9 It also eventually made him a part of the story he was covering: The White House sought to revoke his press pass last November, touching off a closely watched court battle decisively won by CNN.
10 The state’s Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs is moving to now revoke their licenses.
11 Superior Court Judge Stephanie Sautner revoked Lohan's probation at a hearing nearly two weeks ago, but now must formally determine whether Lohan violated the terms of her sentence.
12 “My lord, will you revoke the Order of Exile on Estraven, to clear his name?”
13 The 51-year-old's license was also revoked for a year and an ignition interlock device will be installed in her car.
14 If your papers were revoked for any reason, you could be deported back to the homelands.
15 Ability to grant or revoke privileges from each user or group.
您可以进行授权或者从每一用户或组调用权限。
16 After winning a second, landslide election in 1993, Orlando limited Mafia influence with new legislation, revoking public contracts awarded to companies with Mafia links.
17 Hassan has since revoked his visa application to attend the Miami Film Festival in protest of the ban, following what he said were unusual delays in the approval process.
18 His probation was also revoked in July after he was charged in a May hit-and-run traffic accident.
19 “What of the search for Pan? You are almost three weeks overdue, Grover Underwood! Your searcher’s license is revoked!”
20 In terms of me and my colleagues in the Eagles, the point is that we think it’s wise to go ahead and revoke the right of termination before the deadlines.
1 无效
unprevalent bad dead void invalid null irregular ineffective vain unproductive inoperative unavailing nugatory otiose infructuous vainly uselessly avoidance invalidity nullification invalidation nullity vitiation voidance vainness flaw negative cancel override negate neutralize paralyze invalidate annihilate nullify quash of no avail to no effect without result with no result bring to naught put the kibosh on useless idle frustrated inactive futile feeble disable null and void
2 收回
resumptive recovery retirement withdrawal regain reclaim eviction resumption call-back recover resume retire withdraw swallow redeem re-enter retract evict recoup unsay
3 召还
4 撤消
5 废除
rescissory resolutive cancel defeat cancellation repeal disposition extinction demolition lapse deprivation revocation abolition annulment disengagement rescission cassation recision unthrone obrogate level dissolve dismantle supersede extinguish renounce rescind nullify annul doff disestablish put an end to abolishable revocatory lapsed annihilation abatement abrogation abolishment disestablishment voidance abolish overthrow relinquish annihilate quash abrogate removal remove strike recall scrap banish unmake extinct undoing undo negate reform overturn derogation derogate do away with reverse strike down rip up dissolution desuetude defeasance cashier
6 作废
invalid repeal annulment nullification defeasance abate defeat blank negate vacate rescind dishonour
7 撤消或废除
8 藏牌
9 废弃
waste castoff rejection superannuation abolition renunciation disuse nullification obsolescent supersession disaffirmance supersedure obsoletism scrub scrap override supersede nullify overrule disaffirm disannul
10 撤销
override revocation disengagement discontinuance withdraw lift recall discontinue vacate quash inactivate discharge cancellation repeal axe reversal rescission avoid pull reverse oust abrogate countermand disaffirm neutralize rescind nullify remove renounce abate draw back cancel retract reprieve disestablish set aside close avocatory revocatory withdrawal cassation retreat
11 回想起
12 解除
rescissory resolutive release relief discharge clearance rescission quietus quittance affranchise disroot unbrick solve lift resolve rid loose relieve terminate dissolve surrender liberate hoof rescind exonerate unburden unyoke resolution dissolution remove raise revocatory exonerative solution cancellation revocation absolution exoneration acquittance ravel offload break cancel quit dump vacate disengage salve absolve disburden disenthrall disenthral
13 使无效
invalidation vitiation voidance flaw negative cancel void override negate neutralize paralyze invalidate annihilate nullify quash bring to naught put the kibosh on disable
14 唤回
15 使回想起
16 撤回
recall withdrawal rollback retraction recantation backdown climb-down retractation withdraw recede backtrack retract unsay back water recession repeal palinode forsake recant draw back drop cry off pull back
17 取消
rescissory backout recall cancel cancellation scrub repeal revocation abatement retraction annulment undoing rescission nullification recision palinode voidance retractation cut remove reverse scratch blank divorce bump void dissolve exempt undo negate retract rescind annihilate nullify ax abate preempt annul expunge recant unsay countermand unswear disannul canc avocatory revocatory avoidance annihilation write-off abrogation extinguishment cassation recantation reexchange kill avoid discharge swallow overrule weather out off abort pull strike shed chop scrap axe extinguish redline nix abrogate mothball unmake ixnay ungroup abolition lower abolish obviate back recede take call lift withdraw vacate de- bag dismantle take off put off do away with call off strike down withdrawal negation washout forgive proscribe cry off tear up write out rip up bleeding-off ademption dissolution liquidation expunction resile break quash elide unspeak disaffirm
18 有牌不跟
19 叫回
20 吊销