| 单词 | waive |
| 释义 | waive /weɪv/ verb [transitive] to choose not to demand sth in a particular case, even though you have a legal or official right to do so 放弃；丢弃◆lawyers working on the charity's behalf waived their fees. 为慈善机构工作的律师不收费用。⨁ to waive your claim / fee / right放弃索赔／收费／权利 ☞ waivewaive /weɪv/ [transitive] (rather formal) to choose not to demand sth in a particular case, even though you have a legal or official right to do so放弃（权利、要求等）◆she waived her right to appeal against the verdict.她放弃对裁决上诉的权利。◆we have decided to waive the tuition fees in your case.针对你的情况，我们已决定免除你的学费。waive/weɪv ||; wev/verb [t] (formal 正式) to say officially that a rule, etc need not be obeyed; to say officially that you no longer have a right to sth 不坚持执行（规则等）；放弃（权利）: ◇in your case, we will waive your tuition fees. 你这种情况，我们可以免收你的学费。 waivesee ⇨ let/allow 7 waive /wev; weɪv/v [t] 1. to say officially that someone does not have to obey a rule, pay for something etc 宣布免除［规则、罚款等］:◇the judge waived the fine. 法官宣布免除罚款。 2. if you waive your right to do something, you say officially that you do not want to use it ［正式宣布］放弃［权利等］:◇she waived her right to a lawyer. 她宣布放弃聘请律师的权利。 |
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