acquiescence

UK:  [ˌækwi'esns]

US:  [ˌækwi'esns]

n.

1.默认,默许

2.依照

3.默默同意

1 . 'Vice President Biden's acquiescence to such a policy should shock the conscience of every American.
副总统拜登对这样一种政策的默认应该震撼每个美国人的良知。

2 . As he is up for election to prefect in his final year, I decided acquiescence was the best strategy.
由于他正打算在最后一学年竞选班长，因此，我认为叫他自己处理是最佳策略。

3 . 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。

4 . 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？

5 . 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。