英语词汇“abandoner”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

a•ban•don¹ v.

to leave completely and finally;
desert:[~ + object]like rats abandoning a sinking ship.
[ ~ + obj] to give up;
withdraw from:to abandon hope.
[~ + object + to + object] to give up the control of: The army abandoned the city to the enemy.
[~ + oneself + to + object] to feel an emotion strongly and without restraint or moderation (usually of grief or sadness or joy).

n. [uncountable]

[usually: with + ~] the feeling of an emotion in a strong and in a carefree way.

a•ban•don•ment, n. [uncountable]

a•ban•don¹ v.t.

to leave completely and finally;
forsake utterly;
desert:to abandon one's farm;to abandon a child;to abandon a sinking ship.
to give up;
discontinue;
withdraw from:to abandon a research project; to abandon hopes for a stage career.
to give up the control of:to abandon a city to an enemy army.
to yield (oneself ) without restraint or moderation;
give (oneself ) over to natural impulses, usually without self-control:to abandon oneself to grief.
Lawto cast away, leave, or desert, as property or a child.
Business[Insurance.]to relinquish (insured property) to the underwriter in case of partial loss, thus enabling the insured to claim a total loss.
[Obs.]to banish.

Gmc *band; see bond¹
Latin ad; see ad-) + bandon
Middle French abandoner for Old French (mettre) a bandon (put) under (someone's) jurisdiction, equivalent. to a at, to (
Middle English abando(u)nen 1325–75

a•ban′don•a•ble, adj.
a•ban′don•er, n.
a•ban′don•ment, n.

1.See corresponding entry in Unabridged See desert ².
2.See corresponding entry in Unabridged Abandon, relinquish, renounce mean to give up all concern in something. Abandon means to give up or discontinue any further interest in something because of discouragement, weariness, distaste, or the like:to abandon one's efforts.Relinquish implies being or feeling compelled to give up something one would prefer to keep:to relinquish a long-cherished desire.Renounce implies making (and perhaps formally stating) a voluntary decision to give something up:to renounce worldly pleasures.
3.See corresponding entry in Unabridged yield, surrender, resign, waive, abdicate.

1.See corresponding entry in Unabridged keep.
2.See corresponding entry in Unabridged continue; begin, start.
3.See corresponding entry in Unabridged retain.

a•ban•don² n.

a complete surrender to natural impulses without restraint or moderation;
freedom from inhibition or conventionality:to dance with reckless abandon.

French, noun, nominal derivative of abandonner to abandon¹
1815–25

restraint, constraint.

单词	abandoner
释义	WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024 a•ban•don¹ /əˈbændən/USA pronunciation v. to leave completely and finally; desert:[~ + object]like rats abandoning a sinking ship. [ ~ + obj] to give up; withdraw from:to abandon hope. [~ + object + to + object] to give up the control of: The army abandoned the city to the enemy. [~ + oneself + to + object] to feel an emotion strongly and without restraint or moderation (usually of grief or sadness or joy). n. [uncountable] [usually: with + ~] the feeling of an emotion in a strong and in a carefree way. a•ban•don•ment, n. [uncountable] WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 a•ban•don¹ (ə ban′dən),USA pronunciation v.t. to leave completely and finally; forsake utterly; desert:to abandon one's farm;to abandon a child;to abandon a sinking ship. to give up; discontinue; withdraw from:to abandon a research project; to abandon hopes for a stage career. to give up the control of:to abandon a city to an enemy army. to yield (oneself ) without restraint or moderation; give (oneself ) over to natural impulses, usually without self-control:to abandon oneself to grief. Lawto cast away, leave, or desert, as property or a child. Business[Insurance.]to relinquish (insured property) to the underwriter in case of partial loss, thus enabling the insured to claim a total loss. [Obs.]to banish. Gmc *band; see bond¹ Latin ad; see ad-) + bandon Middle French abandoner for Old French (mettre) a bandon (put) under (someone's) jurisdiction, equivalent. to a at, to ( Middle English abando(u)nen 1325–75 a•ban′don•a•ble, adj. a•ban′don•er, n. a•ban′don•ment, n. 1.See corresponding entry in Unabridged See desert ². 2.See corresponding entry in Unabridged Abandon, relinquish, renounce mean to give up all concern in something. Abandon means to give up or discontinue any further interest in something because of discouragement, weariness, distaste, or the like:to abandon one's efforts.Relinquish implies being or feeling compelled to give up something one would prefer to keep:to relinquish a long-cherished desire.Renounce implies making (and perhaps formally stating) a voluntary decision to give something up:to renounce worldly pleasures. 3.See corresponding entry in Unabridged yield, surrender, resign, waive, abdicate. 1.See corresponding entry in Unabridged keep. 2.See corresponding entry in Unabridged continue; begin, start. 3.See corresponding entry in Unabridged retain. a•ban•don² (ə ban′dən),USA pronunciation n. a complete surrender to natural impulses without restraint or moderation; freedom from inhibition or conventionality:to dance with reckless abandon. French, noun, nominal derivative of abandonner to abandon¹ 1815–25 restraint, constraint.
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