renege
英 [rɪˈniːɡ]
美 [rɪˈneɡ]
v. 违背(诺言); 背信弃义; 食言
现在分词：reneging 过去分词：reneged 过去式：reneged 复数：reneges 第三人称单数：reneges
Collins.1 / BNC.15485 / COCA.18611
牛津词典
verb
- 违背（诺言）；背信弃义；食言
to break a promise, an agreement, etc.- to renege on a deal/debt/contract, etc.
违背协定、赖债、违背合约等
- to renege on a deal/debt/contract, etc.
柯林斯词典
- VERB 食言;反悔
If someonereneges ona promise or an agreement, they do not do what they have promised or agreed to do.- If someone reneged on a deal, they could never trade here again.
谁要是违背了约定，就永远不能再在这里进行交易。
- If someone reneged on a deal, they could never trade here again.
英英释义
noun
- the mistake of not following suit when able to do so
verb
- fail to fulfill a promise or obligation
- She backed out of her promise
双语例句
- An independent Scotland would be financially unstable, especially if threats to renege on debt repayments were carried through.
新独立的苏格兰在金融方面将是不稳定的，尤其是在关于债务违约的威胁兑现的情况下。 - Weinberg, for one, worries that Putin will instruct Russian companies to renege on their foreign obligations.
温伯格的担心之一是普京会授意俄罗斯公司拒不偿还外债。 - One diplomat said the vote was less an endorsement of free trade than an expression of frustration after the Commission appeared to renege on a political deal from 2006 to allow the duties to lapse after two years.
一位外交官表示，与其说投票结果是对自由贸易的背书，还不如说是表达了一种不满欧盟委员会似乎要违背2006年一项政治交易承诺，不让该关税在两年后废止。 - They say such cuts would force the federal government to renege on promises made to senior citizens, the unemployed, and the poor and the vulnerable.
他们说，这样的削减将迫使联邦政府违背其对退休老人、失业者、穷人和弱势群体的承诺。 - These platforms are unregulated and in some cases, when borrowers renege, the owners of the platforms are believed to step in and compensate lenders.
这些平台不受监管，在某些情况下，当借款者发生违约，一般认为平台所有人会介入并补偿放贷者。 - When people feel that a deal is fair, they are more likely to agree to it, less likely to renege on it, and more likely to come to the table in the future.
当人们认为交易是公平的，他们就更容易接受这场交易，而不太可能违背约定，也更有可能在将来进行进一步的谈判。 - Britain should not rule out similar measures if the Swiss renege.
如果瑞士食言，英国不应排除采取类似措施的可能性。 - This is an objective, transparent policy framework that will make it harder for you to renege on your threats: if the black marks are there on the chart, you can hardly cough up the allowance at the end of the week.
这是一个客观、透明的政策框架，使你更难以对自己的威胁食言：如果黑点就在图表上，你就几乎不可能在周末时掏出零用钱。 - But a company whose goal is whatever seems profitable today can be trusted only to renege on implicit contracts.
但对于一家今天只以不择手段盈利为目标的公司，人们只能相信它必将背弃隐性合同。 - As a result, the structure of banking was seriously weakened, and in1814 a run on banks forced most to renege on their legal obligations to exchange notes for specie.
结果，银行业的结构严重削弱，而1814年的银行挤兑迫使大多数银行背弃自己的法定义务，拒绝将银行券兑换成金银。