abdicate

1 The aging founder of the university decided to abdicate .

该大学年事已高的创始人决定引退。

2 Napoleon abdicated and went into exile, his empire at an end.

拿破仑退位去过流放生活, 他缔造的帝国随之灭亡.

3 And then there are the Shakespearean Richards: Richard II, who was forced to abdicate the throne; and Richard III, the murderous tyrant.

4 He abdicated the throne in 1955 to play an active political role as Prime Minister.

他一九五五年逊位,以首相身分从事积极的政治活动.

5 After his father abdicated parental duties altogether, Norman lived in a children’s home before striking out on his own when he was about 14.

6 And an increased reliance on lottery funding is the government abdicating responsibility.

7 The British maintained their presence with figures like Edward VIII, the King who abdicated for love, and songwriters like Noël Coward.

8 Japan's national broadcasting organization NHK reported on July 13 that Emperor Akihito wished to abdicate.

日本官方传播机构NHK在7月13日报道，明仁天皇希望退位。

9 I hope the Met never abdicates that goal, and that its ticket-takers do not prevent a new generation from seeing these masterpieces.

10 That sounds serious, but this series being what it is, the writers take the challenge seriously without abdicating their responsibility to make us laugh.

11 Naruhito, 59, acceded to the throne in May after his father, Akihito, became the first monarch to abdicate in two centuries.

12 He abdicated in favour of his son.

他把王位让给了儿子。

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

14 The reason I wnat to abdicate is to try something different.

我辞职是因为我想尝试些不一样的东西.

15 There is no question of the queen abdicating. She will carry on as normal.

毫无疑问,女王不会退位,她将一如既往地坚持下去.

16 When the king abdicated his throne, his brother succeeded him.

国王退位时, 其弟继承王位.

17 Rushdie himself went on to accuse American writers, much to Saul Bellow's exasperation, of having "abdicated the task of taking on the subject of America's immense power in the world".

18 Bertie dreads the possibility that if his brother abdicates, he will have to be king and live with the humiliating prospect of going down in history as “George the Stammerer.”

19 He retired and abdicate the position to a young man in summer.

他在今年夏天退休了,让位给年轻人.

20 When Dutch Queen Beatrix, also 75, announced in January that she would abdicate and pass the crown to her eldest son, some wanted the same thing to happen in Spain.

1 失职

misconduct negligence

2 退

out quit vacate take back back down draw extract make wane recede leave bolt

3 正式放弃

abjure waive

4 退让

yield defer push to the wall

5 放弃

vacation surrender abandonment abdication relinquishment abnegation release drop abandon waive chuck relinquish forgo cede jettison abnegate chuck in back down resignation renunciation dereliction recantation remise go depart recant desert quit jack resign discard renounce forsake discontinue turn from hand in checks throw in the sponge hurl to the wind quit hold of chuck up waiver delivery disclaimer rendering cession palinode for- unguard deny render axe Chuck disclaim shelve divest part leave hold lose break yield abort renege flunk whistle down the wind turn back on throw overboard pass up thumbs down skip it rendition demission nonuse voidance retreat renegue throw refuse shed compromise fork dismiss remit scuttle unwish demit disclamation deliver shake wean forswear wean from heave up kiss good bye to give up for lost fling to the winds throw to the winds render up

6 让

let see allow demise yield intend

7 退出

withdrawal secession unloading logout logoff exit quit withdraw secede unload renounce log out log off

8 退位

crawfish abdication step down step aside out disenthrone discrown abdicant

9 辞去

vacation resignation relinquish leave resign

10 辞

lexis surrender demit resign

11 废

disinherit