revoke [rɪˈvoʊk, брит. -ˈvəʊk] ГЛ. перех.
- revoke
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| I | revoke |
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| you | revoke |
| he/she/it | revokes |
| we | revoke |
| you | revoke |
| they | revoke |
| I | revoked |
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| you | revoked |
| he/she/it | revoked |
| we | revoked |
| you | revoked |
| they | revoked |
| I | have | revoked |
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| you | have | revoked |
| he/she/it | has | revoked |
| we | have | revoked |
| you | have | revoked |
| they | have | revoked |
| I | had | revoked |
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| you | had | revoked |
| he/she/it | had | revoked |
| we | had | revoked |
| you | had | revoked |
| they | had | revoked |
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At the time it was considered a temporary wartime decision which would be revoked a few years later, which eventually did not happen.
en.wikipedia.org This decision was then once more revoked by an agreement between the rival chambers.
en.wikipedia.org The contract may be revoked when the slave defaults on one of the payments.
en.wikipedia.org The president also has the right to revoke the award.
en.wikipedia.org This was revoked in 1999 due to a lack of demand in the royal households.
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