abolished

abolished[əˈbɔliʃt] 

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原级:abolish

第三人称单数:abolishes

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现在分词:abolishing

abolished 基本解释
废除的;废除,废止( abolish的过去式和过去分词 );
abolished 网络解释

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1. 废除的:Abolish outmoded regulations and irrational practices 革除陈规陋习 | Abolished 废除的 | Abolisher 废除者

abolished 单语例句

1. The system of being a cadre for life was abolished after 1990.

2. Manson was initially sentenced to die for his crimes but the sentence was commuted to life in prison after California courts abolished the death penalty.

3. Huang said that both human sacrifice and accompanying buries show the influence of cannibalism, which had been abolished in the Central Plains during the Warring States Period.

4. Capital punishment could be abolished when social conditions demand so, but for now it has to stay.

5. Only if the national monopoly is abolished and more private capital is infused into the transportation industry can the problem be resolved.

6. In the case of injuries, the new law has abolished the limitation on compensation for the victim's lost earnings.

7. But he said a flood of cheap textile and clothing shipments since a global quotas regime was abolished on January 1 was different.

8. The last compulsory identity papers were abolished in 1952 by the government of Winston Churchill.

9. Local regulations which previously allowed civil servants to take jobs in the private sector while remaining in the civil service have been abolished.

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10. There was no mention whatsoever whether the entire clause or only the reference to death toll figures would be abolished.

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