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汉语拼音：xùn wèi

1.让位，放弃高官显职。

2.唐尧逊位，虞舜不台（怡）。--《史记.太史公自序》

1. 犹让位。

   《史记·太史公自序》：“ 唐尧 逊位， 虞舜 不台。”《三国志·魏志·何夔传》：“疾病，屡乞逊位。” 宋 王谠 《唐语林·补遗一》：“ 高宗 将下詔逊位於 则天 ，摄知国政，召宰臣议之。” 钱基博 《辛亥革命运动中之蔡锷》：“於是和议成，而 孙文 以 黄兴 与 袁世凯 有成言，遂逊位，而以 世凯 继任临时大总统。”

• His deft and skilful handling of the abdication issue raised him in a fortnight from the depth to the pinnacle.

  他对逊位问题处理得很机巧，使他在两个星期内从深渊上升到宝塔的尖顶。

• The aging king abdicated his throne and went into retirement.

  那老国王逊位退休。

• Napoleon I signed his act of abdication here when he had suffered crushing defeat in the Battle of Waterloo in 1815.

  1815年拿破仑一世在滑铁卢战役大败之后曾在此签降书逊位。

• The king tried to appease the demonstrators, but, when an army unit killed 40 of them, he abdicated rather than face civil war.

  国王曾试图安抚示威者，但是当一支军队杀了四十名示威者时，他只好逊位，以避免内战。

• Many who voted said they did so, with a heavy heart, to respect the wish of theking, Jigme Singye Wangchuk, who recently abdicated.

  许多投票的人说他们带着沉重的心情投票是为了尊重刚刚逊位的吉格梅·辛格·旺楚克国王的意愿。

• More than one hundred old fogies migrated to Qingdao occupied by Genmany after the Qing Dynasty's abdication.

  清廷逊位后，一百多名遗老客居德人占据的青岛。

• When the king abdicated his throne, his brother succeeded him .

  国王逊位时。其弟继承王位。

• to abdicate and hand over power to him .

  袁世凯逼迫皇帝逊位，把政权交给了他。

• He abdicated the throne in 1955 to play an active political role as Prime Minister.

  他一九五五年逊位，以首相身分从事积极的政治活动。