1.走下,下(车)
2.退出
3.【电】下降
4.辞退
5.“step aside”的变体
1.走下,下(车)
2.退出
3.【电】下降
4.辞退
5.“step aside”的变体
1.The variant of step aside
1.Whether Mr Persson wins or not, most pundits expect him to step down within a year or two.
无论佩尔松输赢，多数学者预期他在一两年内辞职。
2.David Wu of Oregon said he would step down following the resolution of the debt limit crisis in Washington.
俄勒冈选区的吴振伟宣布他将在美国国会债务危机解决后正式辞职。
3.A growing number of followers would like to see him step down in favour of the younger interior minister, Roberto Maroni.
越来越多的追随者希望他引退，为年轻些的内政部长罗伯托•马罗尼让位。
4.That may be a step down for someone so renowned in his youth but it would constitute a renaissance after four years of decline at Newcastle.
对一个年轻时那么大名鼎鼎的人来说，可能这是在倒退，但在纽卡斯尔走了四年下坡路之后，这么做也许会帮助他东山再起。
5.Contrary to western media speculation, Kim Jong Il did not step down nor did he hand over any of his powers to his son.
与西方媒体的猜测不同的是，金正日并没有卸任，也没有把权力交给儿子。
6.Before getting into English the word came from Old French and in moving to English it seems to taken a step down in the world.
这个词来源于古法语，但在成为英语单词后，它的价值不断降低。
7.However allies of Pervez Musharraf say he won't step down and is ready to fight the charges.
不过穆沙拉夫的同盟者说他不会后退并准备好与指控斗争。
8.To stop the pision and the long-existing feud between senior Somali politicians, I decided to step down from my position.
为了停止索马里高级政客之间的分歧和长期的争执，我决定辞去我的职务。
9.The army chief behind Thailand's coup said yesterday he would step down in two weeks and promised elections next year.
泰国发动政变的陆军总司令颂提•汶耶拉卡林（SonthiBoonyaratkalin）昨日表示，他将在两周内下台，并承诺于明年举行大选。
10.Gregg broke ranks with some of his fellow Republicans and said he did not think Geithner should step down from his Cabinet post.
格雷格和一些共和党同僚还清界限说，他不认为盖特纳应该辞去内阁职务。