rescind
Significado: To officially cancel or withdraw a law, order, agreement, or decision, rendering it no longer valid or enforceable.
Rescind is a formal, primarily legal and administrative term that implies authoritative cancellation. It collocates with offers, contracts, decisions, and policies. Unlike 'cancel,' which is neutral, rescind carries the weight of official authority and is typically used when the reversal is unilateral and definitive.
Ejemplos
- The university rescinded the student's offer of admission after discovering falsified qualifications on her application. 大学在发现该学生申请材料中的学历造假后,撤销了对其的录取通知。La universidad rescindió la oferta de admisión de la estudiante tras descubrir que había falsificado las cualificaciones en su solicitud.大学は、その学生の出願書類に学歴詐称が発覚した後、入学許可を取り消した。대학은 해당 학생의 지원서에서 학력 위조가 발각된 후 입학 허가를 취소했다.
- Ministers are considering whether to rescind the emergency powers introduced during the pandemic. 部长们正在考虑是否撤销疫情期间实施的紧急权力。Los ministros estudian si rescindir los poderes de emergencia introducidos durante la pandemia.大臣たちはパンデミック中に導入された緊急権限を撤廃するかどうかを検討している。장관들은 팬데믹 기간에 도입된 긴급 권한을 철폐할지 여부를 검토하고 있다.
- The contract was rescinded by mutual agreement after both parties acknowledged that the terms were no longer workable. 在双方都承认条款已不可行之后,该合同经双方同意被撤销。El contrato fue rescindido de mutuo acuerdo después de que ambas partes reconocieran que las condiciones ya no eran viables.双方が条件がもはや実行不可能であると認めた後、契約は合意により撤回された。양측이 조건이 더 이상 실행 가능하지 않다고 인정한 후, 계약은 상호 합의에 의해 철회되었다.
Pronunciación
Guía de uso
Contexto: legal, professional, politics
Tono: neutral
Origen e historia
From Latin rescindere (to cut back, annul), from re- (back) + scindere (to cut, split). Entered English in the mid-16th century.
Contexto cultural
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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