v.退位，逊位，失(职)，放弃(职责)

原形：abdicate第三人称单数：abdicates过去式：abdicated过去分词：abdicated现在分词：abdicating

She was forced to abdicate the throne of Spain.
她被迫让出西班牙的王位。
Many parents simply abdicate all responsibility for their children.
很多父母干脆推卸掉他们对孩子的所有责任。
I wish I knew how abdicate you!
我希望我知道如何放弃你！
The king abdicated the throne in favor of his son.
国王把王位让给了他的儿子。
She decided to abdicate her position as CEO due to health concerns.
由于健康问题，她决定放弃CEO的职位。
The emperor's abdication marked the end of an era.
皇帝的退位标志着一个时代的终结。
After a long reign, the monarch chose to abdicate willingly.
在长期统治后，君主自愿退位。
The dictator stepped down from power after years of dictatorship, abdicating his authority.
独裁者在长期执政后，放弃了权力，选择了退位。
The Pope announced his abdication, surprising the world.
教皇宣布退位，震惊了全世界。
The king abdicated in order to allow a younger, more capable leader to take over.
国王为了给更年轻、更有能力的领导者让位而退位。
The queen's abdication was met with mixed emotions from the public.
女王的退位在公众中引起了复杂的情绪反应。
The former prime minister abdicated from politics, focusing on charity work.
前首相从政坛退隐，专注于慈善事业。
He reluctantly abdicated his title as team captain after a series of poor performances.
由于一系列糟糕的表现，他不情愿地放弃了队长职务。