Examples of using "Renunciar" in a sentence and their english translations:
I want to quit.
I had to step down.
I couldn't quit,
Tom wants to quit.
I'll quit.
I should quit.
I think you should quit.
Tom had to resign.
you have to let go of that fear
Tom is trying to quit.
- What's the point of giving up now?
- Where's the sense in giving up now?
- I thought you were going to quit.
- I thought that you were going to quit.
I mean to quit this company.
It’s just never quitting.
I chose to resign.
You can give up wanting what you want,
How can I quit this job?
I would rather quit than work under him.
Tom will quit on Monday.
Tom decided to quit his job.
I had to give up my plan.
He has no choice but to resign.
Tom had to give up his dream.
Are you sure that you want to quit your job?
I think we should give up disbelief now
There are rumors that he will resign.
What is meant by forsaking all?
Are you seriously thinking about quitting your job?
If you wanna give up after that, that's okay.
And I'm not gonna give up the URL
don't you think it might be time to give it up?"
and never let us give up on our ambitious endeavors.
The minister was obliged to resign from the Cabinet.
He who wants to win everything must give up on everything.
Are you sure that you want to quit your job?
Are you sure that you want to quit your job?
There was no other choice but to abandon the entire project.
Without giving up the measure, without fear, but without underestimating
I didn't know he had decided to leave his job.
Now that you've decided to quit your job, you look happy.
The latter means foregoing certain foods, pleasures, or possessions.
He had to give up his dream after his accident.
and powerful men have been forced to step down.
away from 60-hour work weeks, with some choosing to quit altogether
- Tom didn't know that Mary had decided to quit her job.
- Tom didn't know Mary had decided to quit her job.
was because I did not want to give up my power or my income.
The Prime Minister was obliged to resign from the Cabinet.
I know when to quit.
For reasons mentioned previously, I have decided to resign my position.
Tom doesn't want to give up his dream of becoming an astronaut.
She was unable to completely give up her hope of marrying him.
to surrender and retreat from Br�teuil back to Normandy.
Allow me to explain: choosing one of those historical super fortunes would involve giving
She passed the test at the expense of her social life.
- It seems silly that you are the one having to quit when it was his fault.
- Don’t you think it’s strange that although it was his fault, you’re the one quitting?
I think I'm going to quit my job. The company is falling apart.
There's nothing I can do but give up the idea of going abroad.
She was unable to completely give up her dream of traveling abroad.
I'd like to know when the best moment is to quit a job.
Public opinion obliged him to retire.
He was compelled to resign on account of ill health.
- I don't think you should quit your job.
- I don't think that you should quit your job.
trouble: he was forced to resign his commission and spent 6 weeks in prison.
a new law barred ex-aristocrats from the army, and Davout had to resign his commission once more.
Weakness brought on by a number of respiratory ailments had forced him just last week to announce that he was giving up his conducting career.
I call upon the scientific community in our country, those who gave us nuclear weapons, to turn their great talents now to the cause of mankind and world peace: to give us the means of rendering these nuclear weapons impotent and obsolete.