repeal

及物动词撤销，废除; 否定，放弃

名词撤销; 废除，作废

及物动词

名词

1. 撤消：他又命岳飞班师回朝. 岳飞怕错失良机,继续进军中原,收复了许多失地,还把金兀术的精锐骑兵拐子马一举歼灭. 抗金的形势蓬勃发展起来. 可为了同金人议和,宋高宗竟然把岳飞、韩世忠等大将的兵权给撤消(repeal)了.

2. 撤消,废止：repatriate 遣返,归国 | repeal 撤消,废止 | repeat 重说,再述

1. 废止;废除;撤销
    If the government repeals a law, it officially ends it, so that it is no longer valid.

    e.g. The government has just repealed the law segregating public facilities.
           政府刚刚废止了不同种族分开使用公共设施的法令。

1. repeal的近义词

1. Congress that it must repeal the federal Defense of Marriage Act defining marriage as between a man and a woman.

2. The president vowed during his 2008 campaign to repeal the law and faced pressure from liberals who complained he was not acting swiftly enough.

3. repeal什么意思

3. They have already sought to repeal and choke off funds for the law in Congress.

4. repeal

4. Clinton had wanted to repeal the ban entirely, but the military and many in Congress argued that doing so would dangerously disrupt order.

5. But Chinese leaders know they cannot repeal the economic laws of gravity.

6. Marcotte is looking into whether he can gather signatures online, as proponents are doing for another proposed 2010 initiative to repeal the gay marriage ban.

7. For weeks the military services have accepted applications from openly gay recruits, while waiting for repeal to take effect before processing the applications.

8. He advocates repeal of Obama's health care overhaul that became law last year.

9. Republicans in the House of Representatives have tried to repeal Obama's healthcare overhaul, but the president's fellow Democrats control the Senate and have stymied the effort.

10. repeal的解释

10. They want the repeal of a 2003 law penalizing solicitation, which they say prevents them from working independently in the open.

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