reneged

英 [rɪˈniːɡd]

美 [rɪˈniːɡd]

v.  违背(诺言); 背信弃义; 食言
renege的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 食言;反悔
  If someonereneges ona promise or an agreement, they do not do what they have promised or agreed to do.
  1. If someone reneged on a deal, they could never trade here again.
     谁要是违背了约定，就永远不能再在这里进行交易。

双语例句

• After violating the Maastricht Treaty in 2003, for example, Germany and France easily reneged and no fines were paid.
  例如，2003年违反《马斯特里赫特条约》（maastrichttreaty）后，德国和法国很轻松就予以了否认，没有支付任何罚金。
• Tim Geithner, treasury secretary, denied the suggestion that the president reneged on a deal.
  财长蒂姆盖特纳（timgeithner）否认有关总统食言的说法。
• Some employers reneged on agreements once the recession set in.
  经济一衰退，有些雇主就违背了协议。
• Lyrics say is this man always lie, say no offense, no hit, no longer deceive women, but he reneged.
  歌词说的就是这个男的老是撒谎，说不再犯，不再打人，不再欺骗女，可是他又食言了。
• Leonard: I don't know. I've never reneged on a proffer of sperm before.
  我不知道，我以前从来没有在捐献精子中途走人过。
• They said that the ministry had reneged on promises of jobs, rigging tests in favor of better-connected candidates.
  他们说铁道部背弃了提供工作的承诺，设置考试障碍，包庇有关系的求职者。
• It is one thing to start life as a new country debt free, another to do so because you have just reneged on a pro rata share of UK debt of&# 163; 100bn.
  作为一个新国家，以无债务负担的状态开始新生活是一回事，靠拒不偿还按比例应承担的1000亿英镑英国国债而达到这种状态，则是另一回事。
• The country had reneged on its commitment to keep its currency redeemable in gold and, predictably, had made its domestic priorities paramount over international ones.
  该国已违背了其保证美元可兑换成黄金的承诺，而且不出所料地将其国内要务置于国际要务之前优先考虑。
• Or the social contract can be reneged on through an announcement that previously understood commitments are now unaffordable.
  如果宣称以前理解的承诺如今负担不起了，社会契约就会遭到违背。
• The management agreed to raise the workers 'pay, but they reneged on their word.
  资方同意提高工人工资，但他们却违背了诺言。