revoking

英 [rɪˈvəʊkɪŋ]

美 [rɪˈvoʊkɪŋ]

v.  取消; 废除; 使无效
revoke的现在分词

柯林斯词典

• VERB 取消，废除，撤销（许可、法律、协议等）
  When people in authorityrevokesomething such as a licence, a law, or an agreement, they cancel it.
  1. The government revoked her husband's license to operate migrant labor crews.
     政府撤销了她丈夫管理外来打工人群的许可证。

双语例句

• Revoking specific privileges from a member of a group
  从组中的一个成员撤消特定特权
• Granting and revoking database authorities
  授予和撤消数据库权限
• The IRS is currently revoking the tax-exempt status of many credit repair companies.
  国税正在取消免税地位许多信用修复公司。
• Granting and revoking access to individual files
  授予和撤销对单独文件的访问权限
• The punishment of revoking the exploration or mining license shall be decided by the department that issued such licenses.
  给予吊销勘查许可证或者采矿许可证处罚的，须由原发证机关决定。
• Twenty-four percent favor other punishment, ranging from revoking Walker's citizenship to executing him.
  另外有24%的人主张其他惩罚，包括取消他的公民资格和死刑。
• Why is an interested person given the right to apply for revoking the declaration?
  为什么要赋予利害关系人申请撤销死亡宣告的权利呢？
• Later on kings and prophets could promulgate new laws but there was no way of revoking old ones.
  后来，各国的国王和先知们虽然可以颁布新法律，但却无法废除旧法律。
• I once told my son I was revoking his allowance for a year.
  我曾对儿子说过，要停掉他一年的零用钱。
• I'm revoking your tanning privileges for the rest of the semester.
  我要取消你们本学期的美黑特权。