secession
英 [sɪˈseʃn]
美 [sɪˈseʃn]
n. (地区或集团从所属的国家或上级集团的)退出，脱离
复数：secessions
Collins.1 / BNC.17439 / COCA.14688
牛津词典
noun
- （地区或集团从所属的国家或上级集团的）退出，脱离
the fact of an area or group becoming independent from the country or larger group that it belongs to
柯林斯词典
- N-UNCOUNT (从国家、大集团的)退出，脱离，分离
Thesecessionof a region or group from the country or larger group to which it belongs is the action of formally becoming separate.- ...the Ukraine's secession from the Soviet Union.
乌克兰之退出苏联
- ...the Ukraine's secession from the Soviet Union.
英英释义
noun
- formal separation from an alliance or federation
- an Austrian school of art and architecture parallel to the French art nouveau in the 1890s
双语例句
- So obvious are the reasons which forbid this secession that it is necessary only to allude to them.
禁止退出的理由太过于明显，因此只要略予提及即可。 - A doctrine that maintains the right of secession.
维护脱离权利的主义。 - Gustav Klimt is representative of European Art Nouveau and one of the important figures in Vienna secession, austria.
古斯塔夫克里姆特是欧洲新艺术运动的代表，奥地利维也纳分离派的重要人物。 - For more than a decade, the Kremlin has waged a brutal war to prevent the secession of the republic of Chechnya.
俄罗斯为阻止车臣共和国独立，打了十多年残酷的战争。 - Many observers doubt whether the national government will allow a free vote, or tolerate secession by the south.
许多观察人士现在不确定，全国政府是否会允许自由选举，是否会容忍南部地区脱离苏丹。 - Because district secession must influence the interests of the country, the country generally opposes seceding referendum.
因地区分离势必会影响到母国的利益，为此，母国对分离性公民投票一般持以反对的态度。 - The secession of some southern state from the u.s.a. In the 1860s lead to a civil war
十九世纪六十年代美国南部一些州退出联邦导致了一场内战 - In the internal and external, under extremely difficult circumstances, a firm of the border, strengthen the rule of the central government to avoid secession.
在内忧外患，极度艰难的情况下，稳固了边疆，巩固了中央政府的统治，避免了国家分裂。 - The Ukrainian government appealed for a boycott, saying secession would lead to economic chaos.
乌克兰政府呼吁抵制公投，称分裂将引发经济混乱。 - South Carolina passed an "ordinance of secession", and prepared for war.
南卡罗来纳州通过了脱离联邦法令，准备打仗。