abdication

/ab-di-key-shuhn/US // ˌæb dɪˈkeɪ ʃən //

退位,弃权,禅让,让位

Definitions

n.名词 noun

nounrelinquishment

Synonyms

Mutineers stopped his train and forced the tsar’s abdication in favor of an ill-fated Provisional Government.
That federal abdication has left state and local public health officials and businesses scrambling to craft policies, often on the fly.
The monarchy has been shaken, but remained intact, by other major events involving newcomers to the family, such as the abdication crisis of 1936, and in more recent memory, Princess Diana’s explosive 1995 Panorama interview with Martin Bashir.
The result of the abdication of federal leadership in 2020 was an atomization of decision-making that affected the lives and well-being of millions of people.
It was a shocking moment, an abdication of comedic responsibility in favor of a decision to paint Clinton not as a politician but as a kind of conduit for grief the show assumed was universal, rather than partisan.
And if anyone thought this was an abdication and a letting go of the unruly region they need to think again.
Tuesday was declared a day to “Save the Nation,” and people across the country once again demanded the abdication of SCAF.
So I made some records [Ed note: Life in Exile After Abdication is incredible] and toured and stuff.
Miller also sensitively explores how some of his five siblings respond to parental abdication.
With the abdication of Queen Beatrix on Tuesday, the Dutch have a new queen—and a new fashion icon, as well.

/ab-di-key-shuhn/US // ˌæb dɪˈkeɪ ʃən //

退位,弃权,禅让,让位

n.名词 noun

nounrelinquishment

Synonyms

Mutineers stopped his train and forced the tsar’s abdication in favor of an ill-fated Provisional Government.
That federal abdication has left state and local public health officials and businesses scrambling to craft policies, often on the fly.
The monarchy has been shaken, but remained intact, by other major events involving newcomers to the family, such as the abdication crisis of 1936, and in more recent memory, Princess Diana’s explosive 1995 Panorama interview with Martin Bashir.
The result of the abdication of federal leadership in 2020 was an atomization of decision-making that affected the lives and well-being of millions of people.
It was a shocking moment, an abdication of comedic responsibility in favor of a decision to paint Clinton not as a politician but as a kind of conduit for grief the show assumed was universal, rather than partisan.
And if anyone thought this was an abdication and a letting go of the unruly region they need to think again.
Tuesday was declared a day to “Save the Nation,” and people across the country once again demanded the abdication of SCAF.
So I made some records [Ed note: Life in Exile After Abdication is incredible] and toured and stuff.
Miller also sensitively explores how some of his five siblings respond to parental abdication.
With the abdication of Queen Beatrix on Tuesday, the Dutch have a new queen—and a new fashion icon, as well.