remit 音标拼音: [rim'ɪt]
vt .
宽恕,赦免,免除,汇出,缓和,减轻,提交,使复职,推迟,传送
vi . 缓和
宽恕,赦免,免除,汇出,缓和,减轻,提交,使复职,推迟,传送缓和
remit n 1 :
the topic that a person ,
committee ,
or piece of research is expected to deal with or has authority to deal with ; "
they set up a group with a remit to suggest ways for strengthening family life "
2 : (
law )
the act of remitting (
especially the referral of a law case to another court ) [
synonym : {
remission }, {
remitment },
{
remit }]
v 1 :
send (
money )
in payment ; "
remit $
25 "
2 :
hold back to a later time ; "
let '
s postpone the exam " [
synonym :
{
postpone }, {
prorogue }, {
hold over }, {
put over }, {
table },
{
shelve }, {
set back }, {
defer }, {
remit }, {
put off }]
3 :
release from (
claims ,
debts ,
or taxes ); "
The taxes were remitted "
4 :
refer (
a matter or legal case )
to another committee or authority or court for decision [
synonym : {
remit }, {
remand },
{
send back }]
5 :
forgive ; "
God will remit their sins "
6 :
make slack as by lessening tension or firmness [
synonym :
{
slacken }, {
remit }]
7 :
diminish or abate ; "
The pain finally remitted "
Remit \
Re *
mit "\ (
r ?-
m ?
t "),
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Remitted };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Remitting }.] [
L .
remittere ,
remissum ,
to send back ,
to slacken ,
relax ;
pref .
re -
re -
mittere to send .
See {
Mission },
and cf . {
Remise }, {
Remiss }.]
1 .
To send back ;
to give up ;
to surrender ;
to resign .
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In the case the law remits him to his ancient and more certain right . --
Blackstone .
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In grevious and inhuman crimes ,
offenders should be remitted to their prince . --
Hayward .
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The prisoner was remitted to the guard . --
Dryden .
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2 .
To restore . [
Obs .]
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The archbishop was . . .
remitted to his liberty .
--
Hayward .
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3 . (
Com .)
To transmit or send ,
esp .
to a distance ,
as money in payment of a demand ,
account ,
draft ,
etc .;
as ,
he remitted the amount by mail .
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4 .
To send off or away ;
hence :
(
a )
To refer or direct (
one )
for information ,
guidance ,
help ,
etc . "
Remitting them . . .
to the works of Galen ." --
Sir T .
Elyot .
(
b )
To submit ,
refer ,
or leave (
something )
for judgment or decision . "
Whether the counsel be good I remit it to the wise readers ." --
Sir T .
Elyot .
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5 .
To relax in intensity ;
to make less violent ;
to abate .
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So willingly doth God remit his ire . --
Milton .
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6 .
To forgive ;
to pardon ;
to remove .
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Whose soever sins ye remit ,
they are remitted unto them . --
John xx .
23 .
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7 .
To refrain from exacting or enforcing ;
as ,
to remit the performance of an obligation . "
The sovereign was undoubtedly competent to remit penalties ." --
Macaulay .
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Syn :
To relax ;
release ;
abate ;
relinguish ;
forgive ;
pardon ;
absolve .
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Remit \
Re *
mit "\,
v .
i .
1 .
To abate in force or in violence ;
to grow less intense ;
to become moderated ;
to abate ;
to relax ;
as ,
a fever remits ;
the severity of the weather remits .
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2 .
To send money ,
as in payment . --
Addison .
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167 Moby Thesaurus words for "
remit ":
abate ,
absolve ,
acquit ,
address ,
air -
express ,
airfreight ,
airmail ,
alleviate ,
amnesty ,
assign ,
assuage ,
attenuate ,
bate ,
be conservative ,
be moderate ,
be pacifistic ,
bring back ,
clear ,
commend ,
commit ,
commit to prison ,
compensate ,
condone ,
confide ,
consign ,
decontaminate ,
decrease ,
delay ,
delegate ,
destigmatize ,
dilute ,
diminish ,
discharge ,
dismiss ,
dispatch ,
dispense from ,
dispense with ,
drop a letter ,
dwindle ,
ease ,
ease off ,
ease up ,
ebb ,
embark ,
enfeoff ,
entrust ,
except ,
exculpate ,
excuse ,
exempt ,
exempt from ,
exonerate ,
expedite ,
export ,
express ,
extenuate ,
extradite ,
fall off ,
fee ,
forgive ,
forward ,
free ,
freight ,
give absolution ,
give back ,
give dispensation from ,
give in charge ,
give in trust ,
grant amnesty to ,
grant forgiveness ,
grant immunity ,
grant remission ,
guerdon ,
hold off ,
hold up ,
indemnify ,
infeudate ,
institutionalize ,
intermit ,
justify ,
keep the peace ,
keep within bounds ,
keep within compass ,
lessen ,
let down ,
let go ,
let off ,
let up ,
liquidate ,
live temperately ,
loose ,
loosen ,
mail ,
mitigate ,
nonpros ,
not make waves ,
not resist ,
pardon ,
pay ,
pay by installments ,
pay on ,
post ,
postpone ,
practice nonviolence ,
practice self -
control ,
prepay ,
prorogue ,
purge ,
put back ,
put off ,
quash the charge ,
recommit ,
recompense ,
reduce ,
relax ,
release ,
relegate ,
relent ,
remand ,
remise ,
remunerate ,
render ,
repatriate ,
restore ,
return ,
reward ,
route ,
salary ,
satisfy ,
save the necessity ,
send ,
send away ,
send back ,
send forth ,
send off ,
send to jail ,
send up ,
set free ,
settle ,
settle down ,
shelve ,
ship ,
shrive ,
slack ,
slack off ,
slack up ,
slacken ,
slake ,
sober down ,
spare ,
stay ,
strike a balance ,
subside ,
take back ,
take in sail ,
tender ,
transmit ,
trust ,
unbend ,
unbrace ,
unstrain ,
unstring ,
vindicate ,
water down ,
weaken ,
whitewash ,
withdraw the charge
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