In the meeting, he abolished or abrogated some laws.

This law has been abrogated.

这项法令今已取消.

The president abrogated an old law.

总统废除了一项旧法令.

Not the abrogation of the free market.

而不是废除自由市场.

He made an abrupt turn to avoid hitting another car.

他突然回转以避免撞倒别的车子.

I used to consider that writing to strangers was too abrupt to accept.

我原是不能接受给陌生人写信这样冒昧行为的人.

An abrupt, unintended transition in style from the exalted to the commonplace, producing a ludicrous effect.

一种突然的, 意外的变化,在文体上从庄严崇高降至平庸可笑, 能产生一种意想不到的效果.

His brother John is a man with an abrupt manner.

他的弟弟约翰是一个举止粗鲁的人.

An abrupt falling off in foreign trade may send the economy into a tail spin.

对外贸易额突然下跌可导致一场经济混乱.

These adjectives mean abrupt and sometimes discourteous in manner or speech.

这些形容词意为粗鲁,有时意为在行为或言语上无礼.

In fact it's on the contrary rather abrupt and non linear.

事实恰恰相反,这个变化过程是陡峭的,并不是呈线性的.

This is one of my abrupt kiss, will make people feel express an opinion?

我这唐突的一吻, 会不会让人觉得不置可否?

This exclamation was abrupt , but it was also perfectly calculated.

这一句有份量的话虽然显得突兀, 却是深思熟虑,工于心计的.

But this abrupt generosity made her blush.

但这突如其来的慷慨,倒使她的脸一下子红了.

The road makes several abrupt turnings.

这条路有几个急转弯.

Excuse me for my abrupt questions.

恕我冒昧提出这些问题.

Have you ever seen such abrupt rocks?

你曾看到过象这样陡峭的岩石 吗 ?precipitous指“直上直下陡峭的“,如:

The river takes an abrupt bend to the west.

这河突然向西转弯.

The road is full of abrupt [ sudden ] turns and is dangerous for motoring.

这条路到处都是 急转弯,开汽车很危险.

He took an abrupt departure.

他突然离去.

An abrupt descent suddenly appeared before him.

他面前突然出现一个陡峭的斜坡.