devolving

英[dɪ'vɒlv] 美[dɪ'vɑːlv]
  • v.委任;移交;退化
devolvement devolved devolved devolving devolves
  • dev abbr.偏差(=deviation)
  • dev. (=develop(ed))显影(的);发育(的);发展(的),(=development)发生,发育,发展,研制,(=deviate)偏离,违背,(=deviated)偏离的,(=deviation)偏差,偏向,偏离
  • deva n.(印度神话中的)提婆;天神
  • deva-ear 天耳
  • devadasi n.(印度)神庙舞女(或妓女)
Verb:
  1. pass on or delegate to another;

    "The representative devolved his duties to his aides while he was in the hospital"

  2. be inherited by;

    "The estate fell to my sister"
    "The land returned to the family"
    "The estate devolved to an heir that everybody had assumed to be dead"

  3. grow worse;

    "Her condition deteriorated"
    "Conditions in the slums degenerated"
    "The discussion devolved into a shouting match"

    用作动词 (v.)
    1. We devolve this affair on you, so do as you see fit.
      我们把这件事全托付给你了,你看着办吧。
    2. We devolve your company as a single agent in China.
      我们将委托贵公司作为我公司在中国的独家业务代理。
    3. While he's ill, most of his work will devolve on me.
      在他生病期间,他的大部分工作将移交给我。
    4. More power is to be devolved to regional government.
      要将更多的权力交给地方政府。