to abolish

基本解释

It was 200 years ago this week that a bill to abolish slavery got through its second, decisive reading in Parliament.
正是在200年前的本周，一个关于废除奴隶贸易的法案经过议会的二读后得以通过。
But the embarrassment of the latest ruling will make even more people wonder whether it would not be better simply to abolish the whole mess.
但是这项最新的裁定的尴尬之处在于，它将使更多的人怀疑把这些乱七八糟的东西统统废除未必不是更好的选择。
Being a cautious politician, however, he hedges his message with promises not to abolish all the rights of the bumiputra (“sons of the soil”), as his core Malay constituency is called.
作为一个谨慎的政治家，但是，他在承诺的同时也提及遵照核心选民的意愿不废除马来西亚土著人（简称“大地之子”）所有权利。

Therefore,steps were taken virtually to abolish it,'". While systemic failure was the key factor for some observers, others highlight the role played by individuals working to defeat Soviet communism from within.
Far more unrealistic would be the belief of those who argue, and I'm thinking here of names like Immanuel Kant and others from the eighteenth and nineteenth century, that one day we can abolish war altogether, and therefore abolish the passions that give rise to conflict and war.
不切实际,将是那些争辩者的信念，就像康德或其它,十八及十九世纪的思想家，幻想有一天我们可以全面终止战争，进而废除,引起冲突与战争的激情。
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He wants to abolish the armed forces and spend their budget on improving state schools.
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