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resignation n.辞职；辞呈；顺从 (1) 她辞职一事引起群众议论纷纷。(2) 从他辞职一事可见其气愤的程度。(3) 他那不光彩历史的揭露导致了他的辞职。(4) 我们尚未收到他的辞呈。(5) 她向总统提交辞呈。(6) 我化怨愤为顺从(7) 我将听天由命。 Once you've announced or handed in your formal resignation to a job, organization, or political office, you're finished. You've formally quit or stepped down. If you've left the position due to budget cuts, you'll probably leave with a feeling of resignation — acknowledging that there's absolutely nothing you can do about it.

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英 [ˌrezɪɡ'neɪʃn] 美 [ˌrezɪɡ'neɪʃn] (1) Her resignation caused much public debate.(2) His resignation is a measure of how angry he is.(3) The revelation of his scandalous past led to his resignation.(4) We haven't yet received his resignation.(5) She tendered her resignation to the President.(6) My resentment resolved itself into resignation.(7) I'll accept my fate with resignation. Resignation can mean either stepping down from a job or accepting an unpleasant but inevitable situation. You could even feel resignation as you announce your resignation. 1[N-VAR 可变名词]辞职书；辞呈 Your resignation is a formal statement of your intention to leave a job or position.   [usu with poss]Mr Morgan has offered his resignation and it has been accepted.摩根先生己经递交了辞呈，并已获准。...his letter of resignation.他的辞职书2[N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]屈从；顺从；听任；勉强接受 Resignation is the acceptance of an unpleasant situation or fact because you realize that you cannot change it. There was no grief in his expression, only deep resignation...他的表情里没有悲痛，只有深深的无奈。He sighed with profound resignation.他极其无奈地叹了一口气。

英语单词	resignation
英美音标	英 [ˌrezɪɡ'neɪʃn] 美 [ˌrezɪɡ'neɪʃn]
中文释义	n.辞职；辞呈；顺从
英语例句	(1) Her resignation caused much public debate. (2) His resignation is a measure of how angry he is. (3) The revelation of his scandalous past led to his resignation. (4) We haven't yet received his resignation. (5) She tendered her resignation to the President. (6) My resentment resolved itself into resignation. (7) I'll accept my fate with resignation.
中文例句	(1) 她辞职一事引起群众议论纷纷。 (2) 从他辞职一事可见其气愤的程度。 (3) 他那不光彩历史的揭露导致了他的辞职。 (4) 我们尚未收到他的辞呈。 (5) 她向总统提交辞呈。 (6) 我化怨愤为顺从 (7) 我将听天由命。
vocabulary简明	Resignation can mean either stepping down from a job or accepting an unpleasant but inevitable situation. You could even feel resignation as you announce your resignation.
vocabulary扩展	Once you've announced or handed in your formal resignation to a job, organization, or political office, you're finished. You've formally quit or stepped down. If you've left the position due to budget cuts, you'll probably leave with a feeling of resignation — acknowledging that there's absolutely nothing you can do about it.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-VAR 可变名词]辞职书；辞呈 Your resignation is a formal statement of your intention to leave a job or position. [usu with poss] Mr Morgan has offered his resignation and it has been accepted. 摩根先生己经递交了辞呈，并已获准。 ...his letter of resignation. 他的辞职书 2 [N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]屈从；顺从；听任；勉强接受 Resignation is the acceptance of an unpleasant situation or fact because you realize that you cannot change it. There was no grief in his expression, only deep resignation... 他的表情里没有悲痛，只有深深的无奈。 He sighed with profound resignation. 他极其无奈地叹了一口气。

Resignation Job Unpleasant Formal Leave 英 ˌrezɪɡ'Neɪʃn] 美 ˌrezɪɡ'Neɪʃn