resignations

英 [ˌrɛzɪgˈneɪʃənz]

美 [ˌrɛzɪgˈneɪʃənz]

n.  辞职; 辞职信; 辞呈; 顺从; 听任
resignation的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 辞职书;辞呈
  Yourresignationis a formal statement of your intention to leave a job or position.
  1. 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。
  2. ...his letter of resignation.
     他的辞职书
• N-UNCOUNT 屈从;顺从;听任;勉强接受
  Resignationis the acceptance of an unpleasant situation or fact because you realize that you cannot change it.
  1. 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。
  2. He sighed with profound resignation.
     他极其无奈地叹了一口气。

双语例句

• Amid the tumult came a raft of resignations from top executives at the company, including the chairman and co-founder, Guo Yingcheng, who stepped down for health reasons.
  混乱中，该公司数名高管辞职，包括董事长和联合创始人郭英成，他以健康理由离职。
• The resignations leave the magazine little more than a shell.
  此次集体辞职将使《财经》仅剩下一个空壳。
• In the US, the shares of at least 20 Chinese companies have been suspended or kicked off New York stock exchanges in the past year following auditor resignations or accounting problems.
  过去一年内，至少20家在美上市的中国公司股票因审计师辞职或会计问题而被纽约证交所（NYSE）停牌或摘牌。
• The hour-and-a-half journey across London to get to David Beckham's Football Academy is eventful; it involves one inevitable sacking and no resignations from the employers of the sacked man.
  在去往贝克汉姆足球学校的一个半小时车程里，发生了很多新闻，包括：一个不可避免的解聘，还有某些人不辞职的声明。
• Their resignations are waiting for approval from Mayor Chen Chu.
  他们的辞呈正等待市长陈菊批准。
• The nation was reeling from two resignations and a scandal that seemed to shake the U.S. government to its very foundation.
  这两个辞职以及与水门事件相关的丑闻，几乎动摇了整个美国政府的基础。
• Can you comment on today's cabinet resignations?
  你能评论一下今天你的内阁辞职么？
• Monday's blast also wrecked a key power plant and forced the resignations of the defense minister and the military chief.
  星期一的爆炸事件炸毁了一座主要的电厂，迫使塞浦路斯国防部长和军方首脑辞职。
• It was one of the most baffling C-suite resignations in recent memory.
  这是近期记忆中最令人匪夷所思的高管辞职事件。
• One reason why Japanese confidence in nuclear power had been growing in recent years was that past scandals led to resignations and the prospect of reform among planners, power companies and regulators.
  近年来，日本人对核能的信心之所以越发高涨，其原因之一在于往日的丑闻以辞职收场，并带来了规划者、电力公司和监管者进行改革的前景。