acquiescence

美音：[ˌækwi'esns] 英音：[ˌækwi'esns]

简单释义：

n.默许；默认；默然接受；顺从

网络默从；默从效应；默许的

完整释义：

1.默认,默许
2.依照
3.默默同意

例句：

External meddling and the acquiescence by Africans into that meddling have been responsible for the stagnation on our continent.
外部势力搅混水以及非洲国家对于此举的默许要对我们大陆长期得不到发展负责。
Very little of any note can happen without at least its acquiescence.
最起码要有美国的默许，才能产生一点想法。
With most Russians' approval or acquiescence, the regime, nominally a democracy, keeps a tight lid on genuine opposition politics.
在大多数俄罗斯人的赞同或默许下，名义上是民主政权的俄罗斯政府对真正的政治反对派实施严厉限制。
This spirited defence of judicial independence and checks and balances was met by immediate, if emotional, acquiescence from the president.
这个结果鼓舞了捍卫司法的独立性，以及总统在情感上承认三权制衡的原则。
There must be balance, neither renunciation nor acquiescence.
必须要有平衡，既不是抛弃，也不是默许。
Acquiescence of his German officers there to provide him with food, Szpilman able to hang on until the end of World War II.
德国军官默许他的存在并向他提供食物，斯皮曼得以撑到二战结束。
women was the true maintenance class, society is built up on their acquiescence , and upon their small, necessary labors.
女人是真正维护社会的群体，社会是建立在她们的默默无闻和细微，必要的劳动上。
I wonder if I can get some advice from you, he began, and received an acquiescence of willingness that made his heart bound.
“我不知道你是否可以告诉我，”他开始了，对方的默许使他的心怦怦地跳，你还记得吧？

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