acquiesce

英 [ˌækwiˈes]

美 [ˌækwiˈes]

v.  默然接受; 默认; 默许; 顺从

过去分词：acquiesced　过去式：acquiesced　现在分词：acquiescing　第三人称单数：acquiesces　

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BNC.14893 / COCA.15179

牛津词典

verb

• 默然接受；默认；默许；顺从
  to accept sth without arguing, even if you do not really agree with it
  1. Senior government figures must have acquiesced in the cover-up.
     政府高级官员必然已经默许掩盖真相。

柯林斯词典

• VERB 同意；默认；默许；顺从
  If youacquiesce insomething, you agree to do what someone wants or to accept what they do.
  1. Steve seemed to acquiesce in the decision...
     史蒂夫好像默认了这个决定。
  2. He has gradually acquiesced to the demands of the opposition...
     他渐渐顺从了反对派的要求。
  3. When her mother suggested that she stay, Alice willingly acquiesced.
     当母亲建议她留下时，艾丽斯欣然允之。

英英释义

verb

• to agree or express agreement
  1. The Maestro assented to the request for an encore
  Synonym:assentaccede

双语例句

• Keep in mind that it may be smarter to acquiesce and save the real battle for something more important.
  记住，有时接受他人意见会比较好，这样可以省下时间去做更重要的事情。
• Thus, until empirical evidence favors one view or the other, egoism must acquiesce to uncertainty.
  因此，直到实证主张一种看法或其他，利己主义，必须默许的不确定性。
• When her mother suggested that she stay, Alice willingly acquiesced.
  当母亲建议她留下时，艾丽斯欣然允之。
• And then your physical condition must acquiesce to those thoughts.
  然后你的身体状况必然会默默接受那些想法。
• Elizabeth said no more, but her mind could not acquiesce.
  伊丽莎白不做声了，可是她心里依旧不敢赞同。
• But that does not mean that Europe should simply acquiesce.
  但是，这并不意味着欧洲就得默默承受。
• It is the law of our existence; and we must acquiesce.
  这是我们的存在要随顺的法则；我们只能默认它。
• He is so independent that he will never acquiesce.
  他很有主见，所以绝不会顺从（同意）。
• Shakespeare did not acquiesce in discrepancy.
  莎士比亚对于分歧并不是采取默认的态度。
• No slate can acquiesce to such breaches of order.
  没一个国家会对此种破坏秩序的行为表示默认的。