abolish · verb
Sens et exemples
Mettre officiellement fin à une loi, une pratique ou un système.
The council voted to abolish parking charges outside the library after residents raised concerns.
Abolishing the old examination system would require a clear alternative for assessing students fairly.
The association abolished its membership fee to make participation possible for more local families.
Several employees questioned whether the company would actually abolish the rule it had promised to reconsider.
Formes
- abolish base form
- abolishes third-person singular present
- abolished past tense; past participle
- abolishing present participle