abides

英 [əˈbaɪdz]

美 [əˈbaɪdz]

v. (十分厌恶而)不能容忍，无法容忍; 逗留; 停留; 居留; 居住
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柯林斯词典

Then, cacique abides by a promise, put them.
于是，酋长遵守诺言，放了他们。
The principle that the government or charity organization abides by is to distribute according to need.
政府或慈善机构实行的原则是按需分配。
What's more, in pure DBC terms, a class that abides by DBC rules has a contract with the outside world about the internal consistency that it will maintain, which is known as the class invariant.
另外，在纯DBC术语中，遵循DBC规则的类针对其将维护的内部一致性与外部世界有一个契约，即人所共知的类不变式。
This can be compared to the anagamin, who, having partaken of the food, abides there.
这可以比喻为阿那含果，他，已经分享了食品，留在那里。
He abides by his friends.
他忠于朋友。
We feel the need to lean on something that abides.
我们觉得必须依靠某种能够持久的东西。
Though much is taken, much abides;
虽然我们被拿走的很多。
Responsible to oversee and enforce policies to insure faculty abides by stated policy.
负责监督和执行考勤制度保证教职工遵守我们的制度。
And in this we know that He abides in us, by the Spirit whom He gave to us.
在此我们就知道神住在我们里面，乃是由于他所赐给我们的那灵。
Of course, not everyone in America abides by the law. Crime is a growing problem.
当然，并非每个美国人都守法，犯罪是一个日益严重的问题。