Spurn Meaning in English

word

US

ˈspɝn

SPURN

UK

spˈɜːn

SPURN

التعريف

To refuse to accept something or someone, especially in a proud, scornful, or disrespectful way.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Formal or literary; not common in everyday speech. Implies strong rejection with disdain. Often used for offers, invitations, or advice. Close in meaning to 'reject', but with a sense of contempt. Not used for objects literally being pushed away.

• Spanish: rechazar - despreciar
• Portuguese (BR): rejeitar - desprezar (com desdém)
• Portuguese (PT): rejeitar - desprezar (com desdém)
• Chinese (Simplified): 鄙视地拒绝 - 断然拒绝
• Chinese (Traditional): 鄙視地拒絕 - 斷然拒絕
• Hindi: तिरस्कारपूर्वक ठुकराना - अस्वीकार करना
• Arabic: يرفض بازدراء - يزدري
• Bengali: অবজ্ঞাভরে প্রত্যাখ্যান করা - ঘৃণাসহকারে ফিরিয়ে দেওয়া
• Russian: презрительно отвергнуть - с презрением отказать
• Japanese: 軽蔑して拒む - 拒絶する（軽蔑的に）
• Vietnamese: khinh miệt từ chối - khước từ một cách coi thường
• Korean: 경멸하다 - 냉대하며 거절하다
• Turkish: hor görmek - küçümseyerek reddetmek
• Urdu: حقارت سے رد کرنا - نفرت سے ٹھکرانا
• Indonesian: menolak dengan penghinaan - menampik dengan meremehkan

جمل نموذجية

She spurned his invitation to dinner.

basic

He spurned my advice and did what he wanted.

basic

People often spurn things they do not understand.

basic

Proud and stubborn, she spurned all offers of help.

natural

The company spurned repeated requests for information.

natural

He felt hurt after his idea was spurned by the team.

natural