abrogate
verb[T]
formaluk/ˈæb.rə.ɡeɪt/us/ˈæb.rə.ɡeɪt/abrogateverb[T](end a law)
to end alaw,agreement, orcustomformally:
正式废除,废止;撤销Thetreatywas abrogated in 1929.该条约于1929年废止。
UK politics: legislation & law-making
- abolish
- abrogation
- amend
- amendment
- assemblyman
- assemblywoman
- constitutional
- enforce
- Green Paper
- guillotine
- hard Brexitidiom
- jurisprudence
- lawmaker
- Prime Minister's Questions
- private member's bill
- prohibit
- prohibition
- promulgation
- sanction
- whip
abrogateverb[T](avoid responsibility)
toavoidsomething that you should do:
Companies are really abrogatingresponsibilityforsafety.
Heseemedto abrogate hisdutytowithholdlawandorder.
- Those inpowerabrogatedtheirresponsibility.
- Thegovernmentis abrogatingitsdutytoprotectthesafetyofitscitizens.
- Someparentscompletelyabrogateresponsibilityforparentingtoschools.
Avoiding action
- abrogation
- avoid
- avoidsomethinglike the plagueidiom
- avoidance
- bottle
- evade
- evader
- evasion
- fiddle
- fiddle around
- fight shy ofidiom
- flinch
- insure
- short circuit
- shrink fromsomething
- shy away fromsomething
- sit onyourarseidiom
- skip out onsomeone/something
- steer
- welch