to renounce
常見例句
- Not every American who seeks to renounce US citizenship does so for tax reasons.
并不是所有人都是因?yàn)槎愂盏脑蚨艞壝绹?guó)國(guó)籍。 - Hence, not only is there no direct correlation between freedom and power, but one may need to renounce to some power in the name of code quality.
所以，自由與強(qiáng)大之間不但沒有必然聯(lián)系，而且我們很有可能為了代碼質(zhì)量而放棄一些強(qiáng)大的功能。 - She used to say, in later life, that she aged ten years in 1936 and the one thing for which Wallis never forgave the Duke of Windsor was his decision to renounce his throne.
她在后來的歲月里曾經(jīng)說過，1936年她一下子老了十歲，有一件事華麗斯永遠(yuǎn)不會(huì)原諒溫莎公爵，那就是他決定放棄王位。 - Hamas refuses to renounce violence or recognize Israel, and Israel says as long as the group rules Gaza, there cannot be a Palestinian state.
- Miliband thanked the Iraqi authorities for their efforts in Moore's release and praised the government's process of national reconciliation with armed groups prepared to renounce violence.
- Hamas refuses to renounce violence or recognize Israel.
- Western countries are concerned by Hamas' refusal to renounce violence and recognize Israeli statehood.
NPR: Russia, Hamas and the United States - The party has neither the courage of its previous convictions, nor the courage to renounce them.
ECONOMIST: Bagehot - So was it, as it were, tourism and not Thatcherism that Mr Hague wanted to renounce?
ECONOMIST: Something for the kitchen table 返回 to renounce