辞职 | cí zhí | to resign | |
告辞 | gào cí | to say goodbye; to take one's leave | |
义不容辞 | yì bù róng cí | not to be shirked without dishonor (idiom); incumbent; bounden (duty) | |
辞退 | cí tuì | to dismiss; to discharge; to fire | |
推辞 | tuī cí | to decline (an appointment, invitation etc) |
1 | Would you quit your job? | |
2 | A:Why did he quit working here? | |
3 | I quit teaching because I was making no money. | |
4 | So I ended up by quiting my job. | |
5 | "I reckon about 80 percent of big-city dwellers between 22 and 35 have thought about naked resignation and 22 percent have done it, " estimates Hong. |