acquiesced
[ˌækwi:ˈest]

v.

默认，默许( acquiesce的过去式和过去分词 )；

英英释义

acquiesce[ ,ækwi'es ]

• v.to agree or express agreement

  同义词：assentaccede

词组短语

acquiesce in默认；默许

双语例句

用作不及物动词(vi.)

1. She wants to marry a poor primary-school teacher but her parents will never acquiesce.
   她想嫁一位贫穷小学教师，但她的父母永不会默许。
2. Even if the rest of the world is willing to acquiesce in the consolidation of copyright power in the entertainment industries, we should not be.
   即使世界上的其他国家默许娱乐业的著作霸权，我们也不应该这样做。

权威例句

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