Reject Meaning in English
word
REE-jekt (noun), ri-JEKT (verb)
REE-jekt (noun), ri-JEKT (verb)
释义
To refuse to accept, believe, or agree with something or someone.
用法与细微差别
Common in formal or semi-formal contexts. Often used with offers, proposals, ideas, or people (e.g., 'reject an application'). Not usually used for physical objects casually ('refuse' may be better for declining offers). Don't confuse with 'refuse' (not accepting politely); 'reject' is sometimes stronger or more official.
Spanish: rechazar - negarPortuguese (BR): rejeitar - recusarPortuguese (PT): rejeitar - recusarChinese (Simplified): 拒绝Chinese (Traditional): 拒絕Hindi: अस्वीकार करना - नकारनाArabic: يرفض - يردBengali: প্রত্যাখ্যান করা - নাকচ করাRussian: отклонять - отвергатьJapanese: 拒否する - 断るVietnamese: từ chối - bác bỏKorean: 거절하다 - 거부하다Turkish: reddetmekUrdu: رد کرنا - مسترد کرناIndonesian: menolak - menampik
例句
I will reject the job offer.
basic
She does not like to reject anyone.
basic
They rejected the invitation.
basic
My credit card was rejected at the store.
natural
He felt sad when his idea was rejected by the team.
natural
Don't take it personally if your proposal gets rejected.
natural