abdicar



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abdicar vtr (dejar la corona)abdicate vtr
  (figurative)give up vtr phrasal sep
 El duque de Windsor abdicó el trono de Inglaterra.
 The Duke of Windsor abdicated the throne of England.
abdicar vtr (abandonar una creencia)renounce, relinquish vtr
 Mi hermana abdicó el cristianismo y se hizo budista.
 My sister renounced Christianity and became a Buddhist.
abdicar vi (dimitir, renunciar)step down vi phrasal
  (formal)resign vi
 Son pocos los presidentes que han abdicado en nuestro país.
 Very few presidents have stepped down in our country.
abdicar de algo vi + prep (renunciar a algo)renege on [sth] vtr + prep
  shy away from [sth] v expr
  give up [sth] vtr phrasal insep
 El emperador era un hombre íntegro que jamás abdicó de sus principios.
 The emperor was a man of integrity who never reneged on his principles.
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