Forfeit 的音标是：[ˈfɔːfɪt]。

意思：

（名词）罚金，丧失的权利、财产等

（动词）因犯规等失去，放弃，丧失

翻译：

名词：罚金；丧失的东西

动词：因违约、违法等失去（权利、财产等）

读音：[ˈfɔːfɪt]

用法：

名词：He lost his forfeit after violating the contract.（他违反合同后失去了他的罚款。）

动词：If you are late, you will forfeit your chance.（如果你迟到，你将失去机会。）

例句：

The team had to forfeit the game because they had too many players injured.（由于球员受伤太多，球队不得不放弃比赛。）

He will forfeit his deposit if he cancels the reservation.（如果他取消预定，将失去押金。）

The defendant was required to forfeit his right to the inheritance.（被告被要求放弃继承权。）

If you fail to attend the meeting, you will forfeit your membership.（如果你未能参加会议，你将失去会员资格。）

The company had to forfeit its license for violating safety regulations.（公司因违反安全法规而不得不放弃执照。）

The team had to forfeit the match due to a lack of players.（由于球员不足，球队不得不放弃比赛。）

He had to forfeit his right to vote after being convicted of a felony.（他在被定罪后不得不放弃投票权。）

If you break the rules, you will forfeit your right to participate in the competition.（如果你违反规则，你将失去参与比赛的资格。）

The contract specifies that you will forfeit the payment if you do not complete the work on time.（合同规定，如果你未按时完成工作，你将失去付款。）

The company warned that any illegal actions would lead to forfeiting the license.（公司警告说，任何违法行为都将导致丧失执照。）

短语搭配：

Forfeit a game（放弃比赛）

Forfeit a right（放弃权利）

Forfeit one's chance（失去机会）

Forfeit a deposit（丧失押金）

Forfeit the match（丧失比赛资格）

这个词在法律或比赛相关的语境中使用较多，表示由于违反规定或某种原因失去某些权利或机会。