单词	forgo
释义	English American forgoverb [ T ] present participle forgoing, past tense forwent, past participle forgone also forego uk/fɔːˈɡəʊ/us/fɔːrˈɡoʊ/formal to not have or do something enjoyable: I shall have to forgo the pleasure of seeing you this week. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Stop having or doing something abdicate bail out bandh break with sth butt out cede drop fly ghost *give (sth)* up give sb up give sth up as a bad job** idiom give up on sb/sth give up sth grow subjugate take a back seat idiom *throw (sth)* up throw in the towel idiom 1 towel See more results » forgoverb [ T ] present tense forgoes, present participle forgoing, past tense forwent /fɔrˈwent, foʊr-/, past participle forgone /fɔrˈɡɔn, foʊr-, -ˈɡɑn/also forego us/fɔrˈɡoʊ, foʊr-/ to give up or do without:** She decided to forgo flowers at the funeral and asked people to send money to a charity instead.
随便看	therein lies therell be hell to pay thereof thereon theres theres a good boy/girl/dog theres a lot of it about theres a lot to be said for theres a method to your madness theres a time and a place theres a time and a place for everything theres little to be said for sth theres many a slip between the cup and the lip theres many a slip twixt cup and lip theres method in your madness theres money in sth theres no accounting for taste theres no danger of that theres no denying theres no escaping the fact theres no help for it theres no knowing theres no knowing/telling/saying theres no rest for the wicked theres no smoke without fire

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