abandon
🇺🇸
/əˈbændən/
🇬🇧
/əˈbændən/
verb
B2
To leave someone or something without planning to come back.
The mother had to abandon her child for a few hours while she went to work.
這位母親不得不在上班期間暫時離開她的孩子幾個小時。
B2
To leave a place or stop an activity because it's not safe or possible to continue.
The hikers had to abandon their journey due to a dangerous storm.
由於危險的暴風雨，徒步旅行者不得不放棄他們的旅程。
B2
To stop doing something before it's finished, or to stop having or using something.
The team decided to abandon the game because of the heavy rain.
由於大雨，團隊決定放棄比賽。
R
To stop supporting or believing in someone or something.
The politician abandoned his previous stance on the issue after new evidence emerged.
新證據出現後，這位政治家放棄了他之前在這個問題上的立場。
R
To give in completely to a feeling or emotion.
She abandoned herself to the joy of the moment.
她沉浸在那一刻的快樂之中。
noun
R
A reckless way of behaving without concern for the consequences.
He spent the money with abandon, not thinking about the future.
他毫無顧忌地花錢，不考慮未來。
translation
放棄, 放縱
放縱
詞形變化
3rd Present
abandons
Progressive
abandoning
Perfect
abandoned
Past
abandoned
Plural
abandons