英语词汇“remission”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

in the sense of alleviation

They focussed on the alleviation of the refugees' misery.

Synonyms

easing,

relief,

reduction,

dulling,

lessening,

lightening,

quelling,

moderation,

slackening,

quenching,

mitigation,

diminution,

slaking,

palliation

in the sense of amnesty

Definition

a general pardon for offences against a government

Activists will not automatically be granted amnesty.

Synonyms

general pardon,

mercy,

pardoning,

immunity,

forgiveness,

reprieve,

oblivion,

remission,

clemency,

dispensation,

absolution,

condonation

in the sense of decrease

Definition

a lessening

There has been a decrease in the number of young unemployed people.

Synonyms

lessening,

decline,

reduction,

loss,

falling off,

downturn,

dwindling,

contraction,

ebb,

cutback,

subsidence,

curtailment,

shrinkage,

diminution,

abatement

in the sense of diminution

Definition

reduction in size, volume, intensity, or importance

The president has accepted a diminution of his original powers.

Synonyms

reduction,

cut,

decrease,

weakening,

deduction,

contraction,

lessening,

cutback,

retrenchment,

abatement,

curtailment

in the sense of discharge

Definition

dismissal or release from an office, job, etc.

The doctors began to discuss his discharge from hospital.

Synonyms

release,

liberation,

clearance,

pardon,

acquittal,

remittance,

exoneration

in the sense of ebb

the ebb of her creative powers

Synonyms

decline,

drop,

sinking,

flagging,

weakening,

decrease,

decay,

dwindling,

lessening,

deterioration,

fading away,

petering out,

slackening,

degeneration,

subsidence,

shrinkage,

diminution

in the sense of exemption

new exemptions for students and the unwaged

Synonyms

immunity,

freedom,

privilege,

relief,

exception,

discharge,

release,

dispensation,

absolution,

exoneration

in the sense of exoneration

the exoneration of an athlete who inadvertently took a banned drug

Synonyms

acquittal,

discharge,

amnesty,

justification,

pardon,

vindication,

absolution,

exculpation

in the sense of forgiveness

Definition

the act of forgiving or the state of being forgiven

I offered up a prayer for forgiveness.

Synonyms

pardon,

mercy,

absolution,

exoneration,

overlooking,

amnesty,

acquittal,

remission,

condonation

in the sense of let-up

Definition

a lessening

There was no sign of any let-up in the battle on the money markets yesterday.

Synonyms

lessening,

break,

pause,

interval,

recess,

respite,

lull,

cessation,

remission,

breathing space,

slackening,

abatement

单词	remission
释义	Trends of remission View usage for: remission (rɪmɪʃən) Word forms: plural remissions 1. variable noun If someone who has had a serious disease such as cancer is in remission or if the disease is in remission, the disease has been controlled so that they are not as ill as they were. Brain scans have confirmed that the disease is in remission. After six years of remission, cancer reappeared. 2. uncountable noun If someone in prison gets remission, their prison sentence is reduced, usually because they have behaved well. [British] With remission for good behaviour, she could be freed in a year. More Synonyms of remission remission in British English (rɪˈmɪʃən) or less commonly remittal (rɪˈmɪtəl) noun 1. the act of remitting or state of being remitted 2. a reduction of the term of a sentence of imprisonment, as for good conduct he got three years' remission 3. forgiveness for sin 4. discharge or release from penalty, obligation, etc 5. lessening of intensity; abatement, as in the severity of symptoms of a disease Derived forms remissive (reˈmissive) adjective remissively (reˈmissively) adverb remission in American English (rɪˈmɪʃən) noun the act or an instance of remitting ; specif., a. forgiveness or pardon, as of sins or crimes b. cancellation of or release from a debt, tax, penalty, etc. c. a lessening or abating, as of heat or cold, pain, etc. d. a relatively prolonged lessening or disappearance of the symptoms of a disease Derived forms remissive (reˈmissive) adjective Word origin OFr < L remissio, a sending back, in LL(Ec), forgiveness of sin < pp. of remittere: see remit Examples of 'remission' in a sentence remission You've got no remission left, you can't watch television, you can't associate. Kippax, Frank THE SCAR (2002) I've had three lots and I've responded quite well each time, but unfortunately my remission period has been very short. Isabel Wolff RESCUING ROSE (2002) Prisoner 651304 Hughes had been awarded three months loss of remission, plus the removal of televisual privileges for six weeks. Kippax, Frank THE SCAR (2002) These are the ones living a quiet desperation: The woman with cancer, seesawing in and out of remission. French, Vivian &Fisher, Chris (illustrator) THE STAPLE STREET GANG: MANDY AND THE PURPLE SPOTTED HANKY (2002) In other languages remission British English: remission NOUN If someone who has had a serious disease such as cancer is in remission or if the disease is in remission, the disease has been controlled so that they are not as ill as they were. Brain scans have confirmed that the disease is in remission. American English: remission Brazilian Portuguese: remissão Chinese: 缓解 European Spanish: remisión French: rémission German: Remission Italian: remissione Japanese: 小康状態 Korean: > 진정병의 European Portuguese: remissão Latin American Spanish: remisión 1 (noun) in the sense of lessening Definition easing of intensity of the symptoms of a disease The disease is in remission. Synonyms lessening abatement noise abatement abeyance lull a lull in the conversation relaxation There will be no relaxation of army pressure. ebb the ebb of her creative powers respite I rang home during a brief respite at work. moderation let-up (informal) There was no sign of any let-up in the battle on the money markets yesterday. alleviation They focussed on the alleviation of the refugees' misery. amelioration 2 (noun) in the sense of reduction It had been raining hard all day, without remission. Synonyms reduction a future reduction in interest rates easing lessening a lessening of tension on the border dying down suspension the suspension of flights between London and Manchester decrease There has been a decrease in the number of young unemployed people. dwindling waning ebbing let-up (informal) slackening diminution The president has accepted a diminution of his original powers. 3 (noun) in the sense of pardon Definition a reduction in the length of a prison term I've got 10 years and there's no remission for repeat offenders. Synonyms pardon They lobbied the government on his behalf and he was granted a pardon. release a blessed release from the obligation to work discharge The doctors began to discuss his discharge from hospital. amnesty Activists will not automatically be granted amnesty. forgiveness I offered up a prayer for forgiveness. indulgence exemption new exemptions for students and the unwaged reprieve a reprieve for eight people waiting to be hanged acquittal the acquittal of all the accused absolution She felt as if his words had granted her absolution. exoneration the exoneration of an athlete who inadvertently took a banned drug excuse Additional synonyms in the sense of abatement noise abatement Synonyms reduction, slowing, relief, easing, weakening, dulling, allowance, decrease, lessening, cutback, quelling, moderation, remission, slackening, mitigation, diminution, curtailment, alleviation, slaking, attenuation, extenuation in the sense of absolution She felt as if his words had granted her absolution. Synonyms forgiveness, release, freedom, liberation, discharge, amnesty, mercy, pardon, indulgence, exemption, acquittal, setting free, remission, vindication, deliverance, dispensation, exoneration, exculpation, shriving, condonation in the sense of acquittal the acquittal of all the accused Synonyms clearance, freeing, release, relief, liberation, discharge, pardon, setting free, vindication, deliverance, absolution, exoneration, exculpation Nearby words of remission reminiscences reminiscent remiss remission remit remittance remix Synonyms of 'remission' remission Explore 'remission' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of alleviation They focussed on the alleviation of the refugees' misery. Synonyms easing, relief, reduction, dulling, lessening, lightening, quelling, moderation, slackening, quenching, mitigation, diminution, slaking, palliation in the sense of amnesty Definition a general pardon for offences against a government Activists will not automatically be granted amnesty. Synonyms general pardon, mercy, pardoning, immunity, forgiveness, reprieve, oblivion, remission, clemency, dispensation, absolution, condonation in the sense of decrease Definition a lessening There has been a decrease in the number of young unemployed people. Synonyms lessening, decline, reduction, loss, falling off, downturn, dwindling, contraction, ebb, cutback, subsidence, curtailment, shrinkage, diminution, abatement in the sense of diminution Definition reduction in size, volume, intensity, or importance The president has accepted a diminution of his original powers. Synonyms reduction, cut, decrease, weakening, deduction, contraction, lessening, cutback, retrenchment, abatement, curtailment in the sense of discharge Definition dismissal or release from an office, job, etc. The doctors began to discuss his discharge from hospital. Synonyms release, liberation, clearance, pardon, acquittal, remittance, exoneration in the sense of ebb the ebb of her creative powers Synonyms decline, drop, sinking, flagging, weakening, decrease, decay, dwindling, lessening, deterioration, fading away, petering out, slackening, degeneration, subsidence, shrinkage, diminution in the sense of exemption new exemptions for students and the unwaged Synonyms immunity, freedom, privilege, relief, exception, discharge, release, dispensation, absolution, exoneration in the sense of exoneration the exoneration of an athlete who inadvertently took a banned drug Synonyms acquittal, discharge, amnesty, justification, pardon, vindication, absolution, exculpation in the sense of forgiveness Definition the act of forgiving or the state of being forgiven I offered up a prayer for forgiveness. Synonyms pardon, mercy, absolution, exoneration, overlooking, amnesty, acquittal, remission, condonation in the sense of let-up Definition a lessening There was no sign of any let-up in the battle on the money markets yesterday. Synonyms lessening, break, pause, interval, recess, respite, lull, cessation, remission, breathing space, slackening, abatement Additional synonyms in the sense of lull Definition a short period of calm a lull in the conversation Synonyms respite, pause, quiet, silence, calm, hush, tranquillity, stillness, let-up (informal), calmness in the sense of relaxation Definition the act of relaxing There will be no relaxation of army pressure. Synonyms lessening, easing, reduction, weakening, moderation, let-up (informal), slackening, diminution, abatement in the sense of release a blessed release from the obligation to work Synonyms acquittal, exemption, let-off (informal), dispensation, absolution, exoneration, acquittance in the sense of reprieve Definition a postponement or cancellation of a punishment a reprieve for eight people waiting to be hanged Synonyms stay of execution, suspension, amnesty, pardon, respite, acquittal, remission, abeyance, deferment, postponement of punishment in the sense of respite Definition an interval of rest I rang home during a brief respite at work. Synonyms pause, break, rest, relief, halt, interval, relaxation, recess, interruption, lull, cessation, let-up (informal), breathing space, breather (informal), hiatus, intermission in the sense of suspension Definition the delaying or stopping temporarily of something the suspension of flights between London and Manchester Synonyms postponement, delay, stopping, break, stay, breaking off, interruption, moratorium, respite, remission, adjournment, abeyance, deferment, discontinuation, disbarment
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