forgo的意思和读音

forgo

: [fɔrˈɡoʊ] : [fɔː(r)ˈɡəʊ]

v.

forgowent  forwent  forgone  forgoes  forgoing  

v.take up

v.do without,relinquish,sacrifice,give up,pass by

forgov.

1.~ sthto decide not to have or do sth that you would like to have or do

No one was prepared to forgo their lunch hour to attend the meeting.

v.1.,,...;2....

v.1.to decide not to do or not to have something

1. knead: forgo: corner: ...

2. yield v. forgo vt. , waive one's right of appeal ...

3. back down forgo vt. give up ...

4. unwilling to forgo dessert. forgo n.,, vt. , ...

6. ... commentator forgo intercepted ...

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1.The cause of the suicide was that the girl's head teacher asked her to forgo the college entrance exam.

2.George Osborne, shadow chancellor, is refusing to rule out his own windfall tax and demanding that banks forgo their tax losses.-(GeorgeOsborne)

3.I admit I do not weigh the damage done to the environment when planning my breaks, and am not ready to forgo them.

4.The day turned out overcast and windy, and secretly Hanfeng hoped that the wind would not die down, so they could forgo the romantic walk.

5.Panama is one of only a few countries that recognize Taiwan and therefore forgo relations with its neighbor and traditional rival China.

6.In exchange, workers would forgo cost-of-living increases that, until recently, had long been a way of life for Detroit's auto workers.

7.But this time he would forgo the device of a fictional character with a right to his idiosyncracies.

8.About all those, the last person who uttered silent implication to me was my departed mother, how can I forgo the long-cherished wish?

9.For others, I imagine, a proposal is an unnecessary formality that's easy to forgo.

10.But what would help me do that would be if my boss decided that he would rather forgo his giant salary for an awful lot longer.