acquiescence
n. 默认,默许
Acquiescence is agreement to do what someone wants, or acceptance of what they do even though you do not agree with it.
Deirdre smiled her acquiescence...
戴尔德丽微笑着表示同意。
Fear of rapid social change made temporary acquiescence in slavery tolerable in the South.
对飞速的社会变革的恐惧使得南部对奴隶制暂时的默许变得可以忍受。
1. acceptance without protest
2. agreement with a statement or proposal to do something;
Some will seek'status'through renewed acquiescence and Uncle Tomism ( Alvin F. Poussaint )
有人用逆来顺受主义来寻求‘立足之地’ ( 阿尔文F. 普森特 )
Being silent can be a mode of resistance, respect, apathy or acquiescence.
沉默可以是一反制, 可以是尊重, 可以是冷漠或默许.
Waiver or acquiescence presupposes that the person to be bound is fully cognizant of his rights.
放弃或者默许的权利应当是从当事人已充分认识他的权利为前提.
Why have the Chinese shifted from strident opposition to muted acquiescence?
为什么中国突然转变了态度,变得沉默或者说使默许了 呢 ?
Society is built upon their acquiescence, and upon their small and necessary labors.
社会建立在她们的默默无闻和细微,必要的劳动之上.