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adj. 顺从的;已辞职的;己放弃的
v. 辞职;顺从(resign的过去分词)
In a company, resigned employees are easily liked by their leaders.
在公司里,顺从听话的员工会很容易得到领导喜爱。
The teacher's resigned look made him feel very interesting.
老师无可奈何的样子让他觉得很有趣。
The hopeless patient was resigned to all treatment.
这个失去希望的病人对一切治疗都已是听天由命了。
He is resigned to the noise and mess.
他勉强接受了这里的喧嚣和脏乱
Tim resigned from his job at Apple.
Tim辞去了在苹果公司的工作。
I’ve resigned myself to a life of solitude.
我已经习惯了孤独的生活。
He resigned from Microsoft's board of directors last year after lawyers were investigating the matter.
在律师对此事进行调查后,他于去年辞去了微软董事会的职务。
Why do you suppose he resigned?
你凭什么推断他辞职了呢?
He resigned ten years later.
他10年后辞职了。
Haven't you heard? She resigned.
你还没听说吗?她辞职了。
Not long after that he resigned.
那以后不久他就辞职了。
I read that he had resigned.
我看到了他辞职的消息。
resign from
辞职
adj.|compliant/obedient;顺从的;已辞职的;己放弃的
resigned 是一个形容词,用于描述人在面对困难、不愉快或无法改变的事实时,表现出被动接受或顺从的态度。其核心含义是“认命的、顺从的、无奈接受的”,强调因无力改变而选择默默承受,而非积极反抗或乐观面对。
resigned 指一种“被动接受负面现实”的心理状态。例如:
例证:
“She gave a resigned sigh when told her flight was cancelled again.”
(当被告知航班再次取消时,她发出了认命的叹息。)
搭配结构:
例:He was resigned to his fate. (他认命了。)
与近义词对比:
源自拉丁语resignāre(解除标记、放弃),由re-(反向)和signāre(标记)构成。14世纪进入英语,原指“放弃职位”(动词resign),18世纪衍生出形容词义,喻指“对命运放弃抵抗”。
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“resigned” 是一个形容词,表示被动接受某种不愉快或不可避免的情况,带有无奈或顺从的意味。以下是详细解释:
“She felt resigned to the fact that she couldn’t change his mind.”
(她无奈地接受了自己无法改变他想法的事实。)
常见结构:
“He was resigned to living alone.”(他无奈接受独自生活。)
“They were resigned to waiting for hours.”(他们只能耐心等待数小时。)
典型场景:
描述对失败、命运、不公或长期困境的平静接受,例如失业、疾病、人际关系问题等。
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