relinquish

relinquish (one's) grasp on (something) (to someone or something)

To forfeit, turn over, or yield control of something (to another person, group, organization, etc.). She refused to relinquish her grasp on the company to someone who wasn't in the family. They were forced to relinquish their grasp on the land to the government. They will now relinquish their grasp on the senate following the results of the election.

See also: grasp, on, relinquish, someone

relinquish (one's) grasp over (something) (to someone or something)

To forfeit, turn over, or yield control of something (to another person, group, organization, etc.). She refused to relinquish her grasp over the company to someone who wasn't in the family. They were forced to relinquish their grasp over the land to the government. They will now relinquish their grasp over the senate following the results of the election.

See also: grasp, over, relinquish, someone

relinquish (one's) hold on (something) (to someone or something)

To forfeit, turn over, or yield control of something (to another person, group, organization, etc.). She refused to relinquish her hold on the company to someone who wasn't in the family. They were forced to relinquish their hold on the land to the government. They will now relinquish their hold on the senate following the results of the election.

relinquish (one's) hold over (something) (to someone or something)

To forfeit, turn over, or yield control of something (to another person, group, organization, etc.). She refused to relinquish her hold over the company to someone who wasn't in the family. They were forced to relinquish their hold over the land to the government. They will now relinquish their hold over the senate following the results of the election.

See also: hold, over, relinquish, someone

relinquish control over (something) (to someone or something)

To forfeit, turn over, or yield control of something (to another person, group, organization, etc.). She refused to relinquish control over the company to someone who wasn't in the family. They were forced to relinquish control over the land to the government. They will now relinquish control over the senate following the results of the election.

See also: control, over, relinquish, someone

relinquish to (someone or something)

To surrender, forfeit, or yield one's control or possession of something to someone or some group or organization. A noun or pronoun can be used between "relinquish" and "to." The land that I relinquished to my younger brother is now worth nearly $2 million for the oil deposits beneath it. They're making me relinquish the house to the bank because my ex-husband didn't keep up the mortgage payments. She refused to relinquish control over the company to someone who wasn't in the family.

relinquish something over someone

to release the hold on or control of someone. She refused to relinquish control over the operations of the front office. Mary was ordered to relinquish her hold over the children for a month each year.

relinquish something to someone or something

to surrender something to someone or something. Todd refused to relinquish his authority to anyone. I finally relinquished the car to the bank.

词组	relinquish
释义	relinquish relinquish (one's) grasp on (something) (to someone or something) To forfeit, turn over, or yield control of something (to another person, group, organization, etc.). She refused to relinquish her grasp on the company to someone who wasn't in the family. They were forced to relinquish their grasp on the land to the government. They will now relinquish their grasp on the senate following the results of the election. See also: grasp, on, relinquish, someone relinquish (one's) grasp over (something) (to someone or something) To forfeit, turn over, or yield control of something (to another person, group, organization, etc.). She refused to relinquish her grasp over the company to someone who wasn't in the family. They were forced to relinquish their grasp over the land to the government. They will now relinquish their grasp over the senate following the results of the election. See also: grasp, over, relinquish, someone relinquish (one's) hold on (something) (to someone or something) To forfeit, turn over, or yield control of something (to another person, group, organization, etc.). She refused to relinquish her hold on the company to someone who wasn't in the family. They were forced to relinquish their hold on the land to the government. They will now relinquish their hold on the senate following the results of the election. See also: hold, on, relinquish, someone relinquish (one's) hold over (something) (to someone or something) To forfeit, turn over, or yield control of something (to another person, group, organization, etc.). She refused to relinquish her hold over the company to someone who wasn't in the family. They were forced to relinquish their hold over the land to the government. They will now relinquish their hold over the senate following the results of the election. See also: hold, over, relinquish, someone relinquish control over (something) (to someone or something) To forfeit, turn over, or yield control of something (to another person, group, organization, etc.). She refused to relinquish control over the company to someone who wasn't in the family. They were forced to relinquish control over the land to the government. They will now relinquish control over the senate following the results of the election. See also: control, over, relinquish, someone relinquish to (someone or something) To surrender, forfeit, or yield one's control or possession of something to someone or some group or organization. A noun or pronoun can be used between "relinquish" and "to." The land that I relinquished to my younger brother is now worth nearly $2 million for the oil deposits beneath it. They're making me relinquish the house to the bank because my ex-husband didn't keep up the mortgage payments. She refused to relinquish control over the company to someone who wasn't in the family. See also: relinquish Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. relinquish something over someone to release the hold on or control of someone. She refused to relinquish control over the operations of the front office. Mary was ordered to relinquish her hold over the children for a month each year. See also: over, relinquish relinquish something to someone or something to surrender something to someone or something. Todd refused to relinquish his authority to anyone. I finally relinquished the car to the bank. See also: relinquish McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: relinquish (one's) grasp on (something) (to someone or something) relinquish (one's) grasp over (something) (to someone or something) relinquish (one's) hold on (something) (to someone or something) relinquish (one's) hold over (something) (to someone or something) relinquish over relinquish control over (something) (to someone or something) surrender surrender (someone or something) to (someone or something) surrender to sacrifice for References in periodicals archive Highly educated women who surpass the safe period of time for an abortion may be more likely to keep the infant rather than relinquish the infant for adoption. The supply of infants relinquished for adoption: did access to abortion make a difference? Jagath Alwis who relinquishes his office as the Commander, Security Force Headquarters - Jaffna has been attached to the Army Headquarters. Reshuffles Announced for Several Key Positions In Sri Lanka Army 'We are extremely disappointed at the IBF for forcing the world's best fighter to relinquish his world title,' said a furious De La Hoya, a multiple world champion belt holder himself before becoming a promoter. Canelo Alvarez loses IBF belt after title defense deal collapses Earlier, in her statement Lagarde said that she had decided to temporarily relinquish her responsibilities as MD IMF during the nomination period. Lagarde relinquishes IMF responsibilities, joins ECB as President Former Defence Secretary Gotabaya Rajapaksa has sought to relinquish his US citizenship in order to qualify to contest the next Presidential elections, local media reported today. Gota seeks to relinquish US citizenship and contest polls However, she did not relinquish her charge and continued performing as the DG. Social welfare dept: Punjab govt acquiesces in retaining DG The foreign ministry had given deadline of December 07 to these ambassadors to relinquish the charge of their posts. Ali Jahangir Siddiqui given more two weeks to relinquish charge of his office However, he did not relinquish his friendship with the revolutionary. Past in Perspective "I've been living with leukemia for 11 years, and unfortunately it's back...I'm going to have to relinquish the Universal Championship," WWE quoted Reigns, as saying. Roman Reigns relinquishes Universal C'ship after revealing leukemia The Government of the Republic of Botswana wishes to express her concern regarding the disturbing trend, whereby some political leaders refuse to relinquish power when their term of Office expires. Refusal by some leaders to step down worries Botswana Download Syrian Ambassador: We will remain steadfast, won't relinquish our sovereignty NNA - "Since day one of the Syrian crisis, President Bashar al-Assad said that the enemy will try to invest in all the fields," Ambassador Ali Abdul Karim Ali said, adding that the Syrians will remain robust and will not relinquish their sovereignty. Syrian Ambassador: We will remain steadfast, won't relinquish our sovereignty Global Banking News-March 30, 2016--UBS could be planning to relinquish its Korean banking license UBS could be planning to relinquish its Korean banking license Passed in every state over a ten-year period, these laws established anonymous locations and specific time frames for mothers to safely and legally relinquish newborns to the state. Who gets to keep the baby? Reproductive justice & the discourse around "bad" mothers After losing their last two games, the Hibees will relinquish second spot if Rangers win their game in hand. Al: Let's twist again
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