Rescinding Meaning in English
word · lemma: rescind
ɹɪˈsɪndɪŋ
rih-SIN-ding
ɹɪsˈɪnd
rih-SIND-ing
释义
To officially cancel, withdraw, or take back a law, order, contract, or agreement so that it is no longer valid.
用法与细微差别
Formal and legal term, used mainly for laws, contracts, policies, or official decisions. Common collocations: 'rescinding an offer', 'rescinding a contract', 'rescinding a decision'. Less common in everyday conversation.
Spanish: revocar - anular - rescindirPortuguese (BR): anular - revogar - rescindirPortuguese (PT): revogar - anular - rescindirChinese (Simplified): 撤销 - 取消Chinese (Traditional): 撤銷 - 取消Hindi: रद्द करना - निरस्त करनाArabic: إلغاء - فسخBengali: প্রত্যাহার করা - বাতিল করাRussian: аннулировать - отменять - отзывать (официально)Japanese: 撤回する - 取り消すVietnamese: hủy bỏ - thu hồi (quyết định, hợp đồng)Korean: 철회하다 - 취소하다Turkish: feshetmek - iptal etmek (resmî/kanuni)Urdu: منسوخ کرنا - واپس لینا (قانونی/سرکاری)Indonesian: hủy bỏ - thu hồi (quyết định, hợp đồng)
例句
The company is rescinding the job offer.
basic
They are rescinding the contract because of a mistake.
basic
The government is rescinding the new law.
basic
After the scandal, the university ended up rescinding his scholarship.
natural
Many companies are rescinding policies that no longer work.
natural
He tried to fix things, but by then, they were already rescinding the agreement.
natural