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v. 废弃

  1. I'll soon have to scrap this lawn mower, it's beyond repair and on its last legs.
    不久将不得不把我这台割草机废弃掉，因它已不能修理，即将报废了。
  2. You ought to scrap the old bike and buy a new one.
    你应该扔掉这辆旧自行车，买一辆新的。



  1. VALUE OF NIGERIA'S CURRENCY FALLS Nigeria's currency slumped in value to 17.9 naira from 10.5 to the dollar amid confusion after Lagos scrapped controls and threw the currency market wide open.
  2. At least one grumble was heard after Bush announced the results: Rep. Frank McCloskey, D-Ind., said he believed the electoral system should be scrapped and replaced with a direct popular vote.
  3. The government also announced that it has scrapped tariffs that were imposed on various products last year in retaliation for a U.S. decision to set a 35% levy on imports of wood shakes and shingles from Canada.
  4. That plan was scrapped when Uno refused.
  5. Bombardier has a 46-seat regional commuter aircraft under development, the only serious rival to Shorts' FJX twin-engined regional jetliner project, which now is to be scrapped.
  6. When President Bush scrapped a New England campaign swing to lobby Congress for a deficit-reduction plan, the White House scrambled for a popular Cabinet secretary to take his place.
  7. Yugoslavia is currently reworking the Constitution and if the document is adopted in its current form at next week's congress, it is likely that the Constitutional reference to the party's leading role will be scrapped.
  8. Even Bush's revised plan to spend Sunday making video appearances at rallies around the nation was scrapped.
  9. The finance ministry said that it had scrapped a rule restricting a foreign insurer from taking a stake of no more than 30 per cent in a local insurance company.
  10. WPPSS defaulted in 1983 on $2.25 billion of bonds issued to finance two subsequently scrapped nuclear power plants, Units 4 and 5. The SEC began its investigation into transactions in WPPSS securities in 1984.
  11. The Socialists defeated a conservative government last year and scrapped an agreement giving Hochtief 60 per cent control of the new airport for 50 years and exclusive rights to exploit a large area of nearby state land.
  12. The trams are expected to take to the streets with fare-paying passengers in four weeks - the first to run on tramlines since 1949, when Manchester scrapped its double-deck 'rattlers'.
  13. The summit was scrapped after the downing of American Gary Powers' spy plane.
  14. CBS INC. formed the CBS Cable channel in fall 1981 and scrapped the venture a year later.
  15. But the company scrapped the heart of its afternoon programming Sunday to show Mandela's walk to freedom, even though the event occurred 75 minutes behind schedule.
  16. However, his original inquest has been scrapped and the jury discharged.
  17. But that scheme too was scrapped because it would surely have raised charges by Marcos supporters that the government was conducting the same "secret trial" for which the former president was condemned.
  18. Protestant politicians, long opposed to the agreement, said the Ryan affair showed the accord wasn't working and demanded that it be scrapped.
  19. Three Goldman Sachs officials of a recently scrapped, controversial "vulture fund" plan to leave the company in the fall.
  20. The firm wisely scrapped the project after settling securities fraud charges with the government last April and trimming 4,000 employees by selling its retail brokerage operations.
  21. That proposal may be scrapped, McCullough said.
  22. But plans were afoot to replace the V-bombers altogether with a ballistic missile, Blue Streak. In 1960, when Blue Streak was judged unviable and scrapped, the Macmillan government plumped for a US-designed air-launched missile, Skybolt.
  23. Last week, an agreement that would have allowed tens of thousands of Egyptian refugees passage home through Israel was scrapped after it was leaked to the press, embarrassing the Jordanian and Egyptian governments.
  24. The project was scrapped in 1981 after leaders became uncomfortable with research by Campbell and others, but the historians were allowed to seek independent publication of their writings.
  25. This compares with the Pounds 75m value attached to the business in June 1992, when 60 per cent was sold to institutions and senior staff after flotation plans were scrapped.
  26. Two weeks ago, the fires' cost was estimated at $15 million, and the state has long since scrapped its initial firefighting budget of about $3 million.
  27. Capital gains taxes have been reduced and taxes on dividends scrapped.
  28. Planned investments have been subjected to the most rigorous examination, and, in many cases, scrapped.
  29. In Bonn, the West German capital, Chancellor Helmut Kohl bowed to pressure and scrapped plans to sign an agreement on closer ties with Communist Premier Hans Modrow's caretaker government before East Germany's May 6 elections.
  30. The Sun settled out of court and scrapped the series.
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