resignation
istifa
definition
noun
he announced his resignation
an act of retiring or giving up a position.
a shrug of resignation
the acceptance of something undesirable but inevitable.
translation of 'resignation'
noun
tevekkül,
istifa,
bırakma,
boyun eğme,
vazgeçme,
çekilme,
rıza,
feragat
example
The deputy editor of the newspaper had indicated he will hand in his formal 'resignation' this afternoon.
He apparently felt that including his 'resignation' in this document would bring the matter to a head.
It won't surprise you, I think, that I'm here to announce my 'resignation' from the Shadow Cabinet and the Ministry.
I did see something cross his face, but he went back to his usual look of 'resignation' when I corrected him.
a shrug of 'resignation'
Announcing his 'resignation' , even on the eve of an election, was the right choice.
This doesn't seem to have come from apathy or 'resignation' at the inevitability of this war.
The actress is frequently locked into playing a stoic, good-natured sufferer with a look of passive 'resignation' about her.
His coach shrugged his shoulders in 'resignation' .
New analysis has now come to light on what may have been a premature 'resignation' in game 6.
he announced his 'resignation'
One could debate whether that statement reflects acceptance or simply 'resignation' .
Sadly, he has not recovered and they regretfully announced his 'resignation' on Monday.
I told Janet that if I don't figure my problems out soon I will hand in my 'resignation' .
It was from an old employee of the Patent Office, offering his 'resignation' to the head of the department.
The group demanded my immediate 'resignation' , and printed my e-mail address on its Web site.
He shrugged in uncaring 'resignation' and reclined back into a more comfortable position.
It was there that the Dutchman announced his 'resignation' .
Rather than fortitude, courage or conviction, his morality play teaches 'resignation' , passivity and submission.
His final illness was accepted with 'resignation' , courage and good humour.
Slowly the atmosphere transforms itself into one of acceptance and 'resignation' .
An email had been received from the Councillor tendering his 'resignation' which was accepted.
Annamma is no match for her husband either in stature or in qualities and accepts her lot with 'resignation' .
‘But we're never going to do something that everybody likes,’ adds his wife, with a shrug of 'resignation' .
Instead, he has tendered his 'resignation' from the party.
He has sent the authority a 'resignation' letter signalling his intention to quit from next Monday.
I'm thinking of handing in my 'resignation'
Across the Western world, commentators of various sorts have noted this growing public 'resignation' to powerlessness.
The sudden 'resignation' of a director should arouse your suspicion, as should significant changes in buying patterns.
Has she heard from the first minister since announcing her 'resignation' ?
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