Repudiate Meaning in English

word

US

ɹipˈjudiˌeɪt

ri-PYOO-dee-ayt

UK

ɹɪpjˈuːdɪˌeɪt

ri-PYOO-di-ayt

释义

To refuse to accept, support, or be associated with something; also, to officially reject a belief, agreement, or claim.

用法与细微差别

Formal word, often used in legal, academic, or official contexts. Common phrases include 'repudiate a claim', 'repudiate violence', or 'repudiate an agreement'. Do not confuse with 'refute' (which means to prove wrong).

• Spanish: rechazar - repudiar
• Portuguese (BR): repudiar - rejeitar (formal)
• Portuguese (PT): repudiar - rejeitar (formal)
• Chinese (Simplified): 否认 - 拒绝承认
• Chinese (Traditional): 否認 - 拒絕承認
• Hindi: अस्वीकार करना - निषेध करना
• Arabic: يرفض - ينكر
• Bengali: প্রত্যাখ্যান করা - অস্বীকার করা
• Russian: отвергнуть - отказаться (от чего-либо официально)
• Japanese: 拒絶する - 否認する
• Vietnamese: bác bỏ - từ chối công nhận
• Korean: 거부하다 - 부인하다
• Turkish: reddetmek - kabul etmemek
• Urdu: رد کرنا - انکار کرنا
• Indonesian: menolak - menyangkal

例句

He repudiated the accusation in court.

basic

The government repudiated the outdated policy.

basic

They publicly repudiated all forms of violence.

basic

She felt hurt when her ideas were repudiated by her colleagues.

natural

The celebrity tried to repudiate any connection to the scandal.

natural

If you repudiate your responsibilities, others might stop trusting you.

natural