单词	waiver
释义	English American Business waivernoun [ C ] uk/ˈweɪ.vər/us/ˈweɪ.vɚ/ an agreement that you do not have to pay or obey something: We had to sign a waiver, giving up any rights to the land in the future. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Court cases, orders & decisions actionable administer admissible affidavit affiliation order bail bale defend inadmissible injunction judgment judicature judicial plea remedy retrial Rex ruling separation sequester See more results » waivernoun [ C ] us/ˈweɪ·vər/ a document that prevents or allows an action that is different from the usual thing: Applicants pay a $30 to $40 entry fee; fee waivers are available. If a sports player is on waivers he is leaving one team and joining another: The Coyotes have claimed center Joel Perrault on waivers from the St. Louis Blues. waivernoun [ C ] uk/ˈweɪvər/us an official decision that a rule, or agreement does not have to be obeyed, or that you will not ask for something that you have a right to: grant/obtain/sign a waiver Contributors signed a waiver giving up any rights to future profits. The company recovered $12 million of its start-up costs from a waiver of state income taxes. See also collision damage waiver
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waivernoun [ C ]

waivernoun [ C ]

waivernoun [ C ]