resign如何读

英:[rɪˈzaɪn]

美:[rɪˈzaɪn]

resign英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vt. & vi. 辞职; 放弃 give up (a job or position)
  2. vt. & vi. 使听任; 使顺从 cause or allow (oneself) to accept (sth unpleasant which cannot be avoided) calmly or patiently

resign是什么意思

v. (动词)
  1. 辞职(常与from连用)
  2. 使顺从
  3. 使听从
  4. 放弃
  5. 退出
  6. 抛弃
  7. 让出
  8. 委身给
  9. 服从
  10. 委托
  11. 听任

resign自然拼读

re·sign

rih zaIn

resign变形

第三人称单数:resigns

现在分词:resigning

过去式:resigned

过去分词:resigned

resign词根

词根:resign

adj.

resigned 顺从的;已辞职的;己放弃的

adv.

resignedly 听从地;服从地

n.

resignation 辞职;放弃;辞职书;顺从

v.

resigned 辞职;顺从(resign的过去分词)

resign英英释义

intransitive verb

to terminate a period of employment, esp. by formal notification (often fol. by "from").In protest, some of the top executives resigned from the company.Richard Nixon resigned as President of the United States.

to withdraw, as from a match or competition.Seeing no chance against his opponent, he resigned from the match.

transitive verb

to relinquish (a job, office, commission, or the like), often after formal notification.She resigned her post as chair of the department.

to relinquish (a right, claim, privilege, or the like)His elder brother resigned his rights to the throne.She resigned her claim to the estate.

to passively submit (oneself) to something disagreeable or disappointing.He gave up looking for another job and resigned himself to staying on in his current position.She eventually resigned herself to the fact that her husband was never going to change his habits.

resign词组

resign from辞职

resign词源中文解释

14世纪后期,“放弃(某事物),屈服,放弃,交出; 放弃(职务、职位、权利、要求)”,源于旧法语“resigner”(13世纪),源于拉丁语“resignare”,意为“核销,取消,归还,放弃”,其中 re-, 在此可能表示“相反”(参见 re-),再加上“signare”,意为“记入账簿”,字面意思为“标记”,源自拉丁语“signum”,意为“识别标记,符号”(参见 sign (n.))。

这个概念是指进行记账(signum),“相反”地——在借方上进行记录——平衡先前的标记,从而取消它代表的要求。具体含义“放弃职位”也出现在14世纪晚期。 “放下自己投入某种情感或情况”这一含义出现于1718年。相关: Resigned; resigning。

resign_法律行业词汇

辞职

resign词源英文解释

Verb (1) Middle English, from Anglo-French resigner, from Latin resignare, literally, to unseal, cancel, from re- + signare to sign, seal — more at sign

The first known use of resign was in the 14th century

resign儿童词典英英释义

resiliencynoun

resilience

resiliencenoun

the ability of a body to regain its original size and shape after being compressed, bent, or stretched : elasticity

the ability to recover from or adjust to misfortune or change

resignverb

to give up by a formal or official act

resign an office

to give up an office or position : quit

to yield to without resistance

resign oneself to disappointment

resignedadjective

giving in patiently (as to loss, sorrow, or misfortune)

resignedadjective

giving in patiently (as to loss, sorrow, or misfortune)

resignationnoun

an act of resigning

a formal notice of this act

the quality or the feeling of a person who is resigned

resignationnoun

an act of resigning

a formal notice of this act

the quality or the feeling of a person who is resigned

resignverb

to give up by a formal or official act

resign an office

to give up an office or position : quit

to yield to without resistance

resign oneself to disappointment

resign 例句

1 Just before the delegates left for the convention, some of the members, who didn’t think that women should be delegates, had resigned and formed an all-male group, the American and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society.

2 With a resigned shudder she let me put my arm around her, press her head to my shoulder, lay my fingers across her lips to stop her deadly chant.

3 He resigned his claim to the copyright.

他放弃了对版权的权利要求.

4 Feeling irritated, she resigned herself to another uncomfortable night on the boat.

5 They gave him a choice of resigning, to save face.

他们给了他自动辞职的机会以保全他的面子.

6 He resigned himself to losing whatever he had invested in these schemes and locked himself in his room to plan new ways to make money and amuse himself.

7 These were two disappointments to which he had resigned himself: he would never be a skeet shooter, and he would never make money.

8 He was forced to resign because of his immoral conduct.

他因为不道德的行为被迫辞职.

9 The hares on the down, stupid and torpid with cold, were resigned to sinking further and further into the freezing heart of snow and silence.

10 Ever since the House of Hades when he’d resigned his praetorship, ambrosia and nectar didn’t taste like his favourite foods from Camp Jupiter.

11 Mr. Rivers has indicated that he may resign.

里弗斯先生已经暗示他可能要辞职。

12 One Saturday morning, a week or so after she resigned, Abigail babysat her granddaughter while Anne and Joe met with yet another counselor—perhaps hoping this time they would hear something different about their relationship.

13 We are so resigned to the nearness of our deaths that the question simply becomes, Is it today?

14 The sheets go up and down, revealing her face, exhausted, euphoric, resigned, impatient.

15 If I were asked to work on Sundays, I should resign.

要是叫我星期天加班,我就辞职不干了。

16 I remained silent, resigning myself to the worst.

17 Polly noticed a brief smoldering anger on the girl’s face, then it dissolved into a look of resigned submission.

18 Unable to persuade my colleagues, I resigned for the second time, the only one of the six to do so.

19 Blanca had already resigned herself to chastity, middle age, and her various aches and pains, but the shock of love had brought her a new youth.

20 I’d resigned myself to never getting a date, didn’t consider myself worthy of having a date.

resign 同义词

17 交托

repose

resign 短语相关

resign oneself

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