单词 | terminate |
释义 | ter·mi·nate I. transitive verb 1. a. < terminate a conference > < benediction terminated the service > b. < his acceptance terminated the interview > c. < his employment with the company was terminated > < the age at which the youth of each nation terminates full-time education — J.B.Conant > d. e. 2. < the gallery was terminated by folding doors — Jane Austen > 3. a. archaic b. archaic < censuring or rather terminating my own soul — R.W.Emerson > c. obsolete intransitive verb 1. a. b. < a railroad line terminating at a seaport > 2. a. < the coalition … terminated with the danger from which it had sprung — T.B.Macaulay > b. < Italian sovereignty over Trieste terminated upon the coming into force of the Treaty of Peace — American Journal of Internat. Law > 3. a. < words that properly terminate in an obscure vowel — C.H.Grandgent > < chair legs terminating in ball-and-claw feet > < the two imposing towers at the facade terminate in pale blue tile domes — American Guide Series: Michigan > < his thoughts always terminated in regret > b. < the fight terminated with the champion winning > Synonyms: see close II. 1. 2. < terminate decimal > < terminate number > 3. < terminate aspect of a verb > III. < sent to terminate the spy > |
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