n.(地区或集团从所属的国家或上级集团的)退出，脱离

原形：secession复数：secessions

The secession of several states led to the American Civil War.
几个州的脱离引发了美国南北战争。
The province's threat of secession caused political unrest in the country.
该省威胁要脱离国家，导致了国内的政治动荡。
The secession of Kosovo from Serbia was recognized by many countries.
科索沃从塞尔维亚的独立得到了许多国家的认可。
Texas has a history of discussing secession, dating back to its independence from Mexico.
德克萨斯州有着讨论脱离的历史，可追溯到其从墨西哥独立的时候。
The region's secession attempt was met with strong opposition from the central government.
该地区的分离尝试遭到了中央政府的强烈反对。
In the 19th century, some Canadian provinces flirted with the idea of secession from Britain.
在19世纪时，加拿大一些省份曾有过脱离英国的想法。
The secession movement gained momentum after the referendum results were announced.
公投结果公布后，分离运动的势头增强了。
If Scotland votes for secession, it could set a precedent for other regions seeking independence.
如果苏格兰投票支持独立，这可能会为其他寻求独立的地区树立先例。
The secession of Crimea from Ukraine was seen as an annexation by Russia.
克里米亚从乌克兰的脱离被看作是俄罗斯的吞并。
The secession of the colonies from the British Empire marked the birth of the United States.
殖民地从大英帝国的脱离标志着美利坚合众国的诞生。