dereliction.

/der-uh-lik-shuhn/US // ˌdɛr əˈlɪk ʃən //UK // (ˌdɛrɪˈlɪkʃən) //

失职,失职行为,渎职,失职渎职

Definitions

1.
- ›deliberate or conscious neglect; negligence; delinquency: dereliction of duty.
- ›the act of abandoning something.
- ›the state of being abandoned.
- ›Law. a leaving dry of land by recession of the water line.

nounabandonment

Synonyms

noundelinquency

Synonyms

People in Texas died at disproportionate rates because of a dereliction on behalf of the governor.
Documents released on Friday suggest some could face criminal charges of dereliction of duty or negligence, but no charges have been announced.
This is a dereliction of duty, pure and simple—a firing offense.
Christie still has time to learn from this dereliction of duty.
Seaman's mind-boggling dereliction of responsibility harms the state whose interests he was, and is, tasked with protecting.
By rejecting this last attempt to suborn a dereliction of duty, Henry saved my reputation, my honor, my life, really.
It had suffered a sizeable brain drain, since over a third of its workforce was fired by Chavez for dereliction of duty.
Nor are you deviating from Christian charity in not overlooking a dereliction of so material a sort.
To abandon any part of the inheritance of primitive times would be gross heresy, a fatal dereliction of Christian duty.
By that time Jack had recovered his usual good nature, and was as ready to jest as his companion over his dereliction of duty.

/der-uh-lik-shuhn/US // ˌdɛr əˈlɪk ʃən //UK // (ˌdɛrɪˈlɪkʃən) //

失职,失职行为,渎职,失职渎职

1.
- ›deliberate or conscious neglect; negligence; delinquency: dereliction of duty.
- ›the act of abandoning something.
- ›the state of being abandoned.
- ›Law. a leaving dry of land by recession of the water line.

nounabandonment

Synonyms

noundelinquency

Synonyms

People in Texas died at disproportionate rates because of a dereliction on behalf of the governor.
Documents released on Friday suggest some could face criminal charges of dereliction of duty or negligence, but no charges have been announced.
This is a dereliction of duty, pure and simple—a firing offense.
Christie still has time to learn from this dereliction of duty.
Seaman's mind-boggling dereliction of responsibility harms the state whose interests he was, and is, tasked with protecting.
By rejecting this last attempt to suborn a dereliction of duty, Henry saved my reputation, my honor, my life, really.
It had suffered a sizeable brain drain, since over a third of its workforce was fired by Chavez for dereliction of duty.
Nor are you deviating from Christian charity in not overlooking a dereliction of so material a sort.
To abandon any part of the inheritance of primitive times would be gross heresy, a fatal dereliction of Christian duty.
By that time Jack had recovered his usual good nature, and was as ready to jest as his companion over his dereliction of duty.