abolish
abolish — 動詞
1. to use the power of a government, court, or official body to put a permanent sto
廢除;廢止
正式終結法律、制度或長期慣例
to use the power of a government, court, or official body to put a permanent stop to a law, system, tax, or long-standing practice, so that it no longer exists.
Brazil abolished slavery in 1888 after decades of public protest.
巴西在歷經數十年的民眾抗議後,於 1888 年廢除了奴隸制度。
abolish + named institution / practice
The new mayor promised to abolish the unpopular parking tax next year.
新市長承諾明年將廢除不受歡迎的停車稅。
abolish + tax / fee
Many parents want the school to abolish weekend homework for younger children.
許多家長希望學校廢除低年級孩子的週末作業。
abolish + a rule or practice
The death penalty was abolished in France more than forty years ago.
法國在四十多年前就廢除了死刑。
passive: be abolished
Some lawmakers in Tokyo want to abolish the rule that forces couples to share one surname.
東京有些議員想廢止強迫夫妻共用同一姓氏的規定。
abolish + the rule that...
- abolish slavery
- abolish the death penalty
- abolish a tax
- abolish a law
- vote to abolish
- repeal
specifically for laws, by formal vote of a legislature
- scrap
informal; works for plans and policies as well as laws
- do away with
informal phrasal alternative; same meaning, less formal tone
- annul
formal; usually for marriages, contracts, or single decisions, not whole systems
文法句型
abolish + noun (law / system / practice)
用法筆記
Subject is usually a government, parliament, court, or institution with the power to make rules. Object is almost always an abstract system, law, tax, custom, or office — not a physical thing or a single event.
常見錯誤
同根字
- abolition名詞C1
- abolitionist名詞C2
- abolitionism名詞C2
- abolishable形容詞
常見搭配
名詞搭配
- abolish slavery
- abolish the death penalty
- abolish a tax
- abolish a law
- abolish the monarchy
副詞搭配
- formally abolish
- officially abolish
- completely abolish
- finally abolish
常用片語
- vote to abolish
- campaign to abolish
- move to abolish
介系詞搭配
- abolish in [country / year]