to resign / to dismiss / to decline / (literary) to take leave / (archaic poetic genre) ballad
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to resign
to quit (one's job) / to dismiss (an employee)
to resign / to quit
(written) resignation
to dismiss / to discharge / to fire
excuse / pretext / entreaties / arguments
wording / way of expressing something / turn of phrase / diction
words / expression / what one says
to say goodbye / to take one's leave
to express in words or writing / to make a speech (esp. short introduction, vote of thanks, afterword, funeral homily etc) / to address (an audience) / same as 致詞|致词
to leave without saying good-bye
rhetoric
short speech given in proposing a toast
not to be shirked without dishonor (idiom) / incumbent / bounden (duty)
to decline (an appointment, invitation etc)
not to refuse to (idiom) / not to hesitate to
polite speech / diplomatic language / rhetoric
to resign (a position)
to bid farewell (to) / to say goodbye (to)
to resign a government post
to resign from a job
dictionary / encyclopedia
lexicography
figure of speech
see 送灶[]
poetry and prose / rhetoric
rhetoric
to say goodbye / leave-taking / farewells
to decline gratefully
don't let rhetoric spoil the message (idiom) / don't get carried away with flowery speech to the detriment of what you want to say
to spare no effort
to make nothing of hardships
rhetoric
figure of speech
one-sided words / prejudice / flattery
humble expression for generous donation
humble expression for generous gift
oracle inscriptions of the Shang Dynasty (16th-11th century BC) on tortoiseshells or animal bones
to interpret the divinatory trigrams
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