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Meanings of relinquishing in inglés

portugués
renúncia
catalán
abandonament
español
abandono

A verbal act of renouncing a claim or right or position etc.

abandono
Usage of relinquishing in inglés
1
She understood right then that he was relinquishing his role as leader.
Flesh Eaters
2
Bonnafon said he and his teammates never hesitated after relinquishing the lead.
Reuters
3
The relinquishing of the traditional model of undergraduate medicine is of concern.
Pubmed
4
For all that the Comandante had no idea of relinquishing his design.
The White Chief: A Legend of Northern Mexico
5
But Billy had no intention of relinquishing her before the music ceased.
The Palace of Darkened Windows
6
Obligingly relinquishing his application of the pronoun for Mr. Chester's, he said:
Quin
7
North Korea is open to relinquishing its nuclear weapons, according to South Korea.
Radio NZ
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Many analysts say Gaddafi and his family have no intention of relinquishing power.
Reuters
9
North Korea is open to relinquishing its nculear weapons, acooridng to South Korea.
Radio NZ
10
They had the lead inside 14 minutes and never looked like relinquishing it.
The Guardian
11
Understanding Dynamic Movement This begins with relinquishing a bit of control.
Climbing Magazine
12
Didier Deschamps's team are not in the business of relinquishing leads.
The Guardian
13
They are not immune to relinquishing healthy leads at Upton Park.
The Guardian
14
Prince Philip's driving days are over, with the 97-year-old relinquishing his driver's licence.
News.com.au
15
But Tish dislikes relinquishing an idea, once it has taken hold.
Tish: The Chronicle of Her Escapades and Excursions
16
He had a very hard struggle in relinquishing his favourite amusements.
The Life of John Bunyan
About this term
Translations for relinquishing
portugués
renúncia
Relinquishing through the time
Relinquishing across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common