abide

美音：[əˈbaɪd] 英音：[əˈbaɪd]

简单释义：

v.容忍；等候；逗留；居留

网络遵守；忍受；坚持

变形：

第三人称单数：abides 现在分词：abiding 过去分词：abode 过去式：abided

完整释义：

1.容忍；等候；逗留；居留

例句：

Over the long term, Mr Rutte said, the eurozone should force countries to leave the euro if they did not abide by the commissioner's ruling.
吕特表示，在长期内，如果有些国家不遵从这位专员的裁决，欧元区应强制这些国家退出该货币联盟。
The company has also preferred to leave the matter to the courts, promising to abide by their decisions.
公司也希望将这个棘手问题交与法院处理，并承诺遵守判决。
She did not abide by the terms of the agreement.
她没有遵守协议的条款。
It is all part of a pattern that sees fashion plunder tradition, while those who abide by the old rules look on in horror.
这些都是时尚改造传统的表现之一，而那些守旧之人则惊恐地看着这一切。
And her brother and her mother said, Let the damsel abide with us [a few] days, at the least ten; after that she shall go.
利百加的哥哥和她母亲说，让女子同我们再住几天，至少十天，然后她可以去。
Thou shalt not defraud thy neighbour, neither rob him: the wages of him that is hired shall not abide with thee all night until the morning.
不可欺压你的邻舍，也不可抢夺他的物。雇工人的工价，不可在你那里过夜，留到早晨。
Besides, the business contact between the company and the bank shall abide by related rules of the bank.
另外，本公司与银行之间的业务往来，必须遵守银行的有关规定。
the governor owes me more than a few favors, and I think he might just abide by my wishes in such an event.
州长欠我的情不算少，在这样一件事上，他也许会听我的。

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