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acquiesce
UK //ˌækwiˈes//US //ˌækwiˈes//
词源
源自拉丁语 'acquiescere'，由 'ad-'（向）和 'quiescere'（休息、安静）组成，原意为‘安静下来’或‘接受’。
verb
❶ 默认或勉强同意某事，通常是不情愿地接受他人的要求或决定，而不明确反对。
“After much debate, he finally acquiesced to their demands.”
（经过多次争论，他终于勉强同意了他们的要求。）
“She acquiesced in the decision, though she didn't fully agree with it.”
（她默认了这个决定，尽管她并不完全同意。）
同义词:agree, consent, submit, comply, yield
常见短语
acquiesce in — 表示默认或勉强接受某种情况或决定，通常带有不情愿的意味。
“He acquiesced in the plan, though he thought it was flawed.”
（他勉强接受了这个计划，尽管他认为它有缺陷。）