abdication是什么意思

音标:英 [ˌæbdɪ'keɪʃn]美 [ˌæbdɪ'keɪʃn]

逊位, 弃权, 辞职

a formal resignation and renunciation of powers
the act of abdicating

abdication的用法和例句：

1. I'm not abdicating, if that's what you're suggesting.

我不会放弃王位的 如果你想问的是这个

2. What are you doing? I agreed to abdicate.

你在干什么 我同意让位了

3. Well, it was, but when I abdicated, it became his.

曾经是 但我退位后 就成他的了

4. But we needn't have worried, because then we had the abdication.

但我们无须担心 因为之后他就退位了

5. Her own nobles imprisoned her and she was forced to abdicate.

她治下的贵族将她囚禁 她 放弃王位

6. This is his last ceremony before he abdicates the throne.

这是他退位前最后一次举行仪式了

7. It results in catastrophes like the abdication.

这会导致像退位那样的大灾难

8. First you've got to have a throne to abdicate.

首先你得有个王位才能放弃

9. But you'd have to follow their orders or be forced into abdication.

但你必须服从他们的命令 否则你将会 退位

10. a true leader does not abdicate at the start of a crisis.

真正的领袖是不会在出现危机时退位的