1.转移,移交
2.移归,授与
3.流[滚]向下(向前)
1.to take power or responsibility from a central authority or government and give it to smaller and more local regions
1.Such a move would be risky, because it would mean devolving power from the state to the grassroots, with unknown political ramifications.
这样的举动存在风险，因为它意味着政府把权力下放给草根阶层，有可能造成未知的政治影响。
2.Prince Rainier III of Monaco revises the principality's constitution, devolving some of his power to advisory and legislative councils.
年，摩纳哥的雷尼尔三世王子修正了公国宪法，将他的一些权力移交给咨询和立法委员会。
3.The party made clear that it was not against devolving the powers in principle, only against devolving them now.
北爱尔兰统一党从原则上并不反对权力移交，而是认为时机未到。
4.The coalition government sees this as a way of devolving power and strengthening localism.
联合政府认为这是一种可以权利交接以及加强本土化管理模式的方法。
5.Sheldon: Please don't tell me that your hopeless infatuation is devolving into pointless jealousy.
别告诉我你不可救药的迷恋，发展成了无意义的嫉妒。
6.Both could be addressed with a single move: by devolving more power to the central bank.
这两个问题可以通过一个举动同时解决：赋予央行更大的权力。
7.Most writing online is devolving toward SMS and tweets that involve quick, throwaway notes with abbreviations and threaded references.
大部分在线写作正在朝短信和tweets形式转变，都是些含有缩略词和跟帖式参考的快速、脱口而出的注释。
8.But where devolving forest rights provoked local conflict, as quite often happens, the forest usually suffered.
但当下放森林权利激起地方冲突时（这是经常发生的），森林通常会遭受损失。
9.In implementing the Accountability System, the Chief Executive will be devolving further his authority to the 14 Principal Officials.
推行问责制，行政长官会进一步向14位主要官员下放权力。
10.On the bright side, our sports make our ever- devolving political process look dignified.
从好的方面说，我们的体育引动使我们不断退化的政治运动看起来有些进步。