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- v.resign; quit
- n.resignation
- 网络stepdown; abdication; resignfrom
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网络释义
v. 1.
n. 1.
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全部,resign,quit,resignation,step down,abdication,resign from
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1.
Temptingasit may betolet the boundariesblur,your full-time job has to be your top priority-- at least untilyoudecide to leave it.
尽管模糊时间的界限听上去很诱人，但你应该把全职工作放在首要位置——除非你决定辞职。
2.
Ninemonthslatershe walked out of that job, too, complaining that heremployer"thinksIshould be proudto do overtime without pay."
9个月之后她又辞职了，她抱怨说老板“认为我对于免费加班应该自豪。”
3.
A spokesmanfor May said Stephenson had informed her Sundayevening, and she'wassorry to hear thenews. '
梅的一位发言人说，史蒂芬森周日晚上告诉她辞职的消息，梅对此感到非常遗憾。
4.
If I donotresign, I wasin the company Shilisucan twoyears,because in two yearstime, I can notcontributemuch to do for the company.
如果现在不辞职，就是在公司里尸位素餐两年，因为在两年时间里，不可能为公司做多少贡献。
5.
In July,2009, El Teo leftanote on the bodyof a slain policeofficer:"Ifyou don't resign, Leyzaola, I'm going to kill5 a week."
2009年7月，埃尔·特奥在一名遇害警官的尸体上留下了一条信息：“拉伊佐拉，如果你不辞职，我就要每周杀5个警察。”
6.
He said he hopedrumours that Brown would quit would cometrue.
7.
Mr. Cheninsistsheisinnocentofanywrongdoing connected to the cases,buthassaidhewouldstep down if his wifeisfoundguilty.
陈水扁总统坚持说，他没有涉及这些案子中的任何不法行为，是清白的。但他同时表示，如果他的妻子被判有罪，他就会辞职。
8.
Heresigned his position as he did notseeeye to eye with his immediate superiorona numberofimportantmatters.
他辞职了，因为他没有亲眼看见他的顶头上司眼睛在许多重要的事情。
9.
His privateviewstocolleagueslandedhim in the wilderness.Superiorstoldhimtoresign.
10.
Afterstockmarket hours on November 22nd, the fast-food firm said he had resigned;itwouldneed a thirdboss in under ayear.