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Meanings of
resign
in English
Portuguese
resignar
Spanish
dimitir
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To give up from a job or position.
quit
renounce
vacate
leave office
step down
give up
take office
Portuguese
resignar
Portuguese
abandonar
Catalan
alliberar
Spanish
liberar
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Part with a possession or right.
free
release
relinquish
Portuguese
abandonar
To accept as inevitable.
submit
reconcile
Synonyms
Examples for "
submit
"
submit
reconcile
Examples for "
submit
"
1
Good news: I was permitted to
submit
samples as a private citizen.
2
Current regulations require futures market participants to
submit
data anonymously to regulators.
3
The company hopes to allow anyone to
submit
creations in the future.
4
The Commission is yet to
submit
a report to the federal government.
5
We ask that you
submit
accurate information and refrain from impersonating others.
1
However, long after our communities
reconcile
,
we as individuals continue to suffer.
2
A national conference is being planned, to try to
reconcile
all sides.
3
The problem was that the concept was hard to
reconcile
with Jack.
4
Given the fundamental nature of crossing, it's hard to
reconcile
those observations.
5
Their friends had all the trouble in the world to
reconcile
them.
Usage of
resign
in English
1
The minister said she saw no reason to
resign
as Broadcasting Minister.
2
The following year the ANC's National Executive Committee forced Mbeki to
resign
.
3
The President was the first American leader to
resign
,
therefore avoiding impeachment.
4
In the days after I will
resign
as prime minister, Muscat said.
5
He could also
resign
and try to put together a new government.
6
If convicted of criminal charges, state law would require Kane to
resign
.
7
I think she needs to
resign
over this matter, Ms Copland said.
8
If the government loses such a vote it is forced to
resign
.
9
TODAY, Ian Paisley will
resign
as leader of the Democratic Unionist Party.
10
Six newspapers in his home state have called on him to
resign
.
11
After today you must
resign
and lose yourself among your people again.
12
Then reports suggested that Zuma has been given 48 hours to
resign
.
13
Despite a swift reversal, protesters still demand that Pakistan's law minister
resign
.
14
On Monday, he said he had come under intense pressure to
resign
.
15
He or she must
resign
if the vote of confidence is lost.
16
Raja was forced to
resign
and later arrested over the auditor's report.
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resign
Noun
Singular
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
resign from
resign immediately
resign last
resign now
resign when
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Translations for
resign
Portuguese
resignar
exonerar-se
demitir-se
renunciar
demitir
abandonar
Spanish
dimitir
dejar
renunciar
liberar
Catalan
alliberar
deslliurar
renunciar
Resign
through the time
Resign
across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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