Repulse Meaning in English
word
ɹiˈpəɫs
ri-PULS
ɹɪpˈʌls
ri-PULS
释义
To force someone or something away, especially in a fight or attack. It can also mean to strongly reject or cause a feeling of strong dislike.
用法与细微差别
More formal and literary than 'reject' or 'turn down'. Common in military, historical, or strong emotional contexts ('repulse an attack', 'repulse advances', 'feel repulsed'). Do not confuse with 'repel', which often focuses just on physically pushing away.
Spanish: rechazar - repelerPortuguese (BR): repelir - rejeitarPortuguese (PT): repelir - rejeitarChinese (Simplified): 击退 - 使反感Chinese (Traditional): 擊退 - 使反感Hindi: धक्का देना - नफ़रत पैदा करनाArabic: صدّ - دفعBengali: প্রত্যাখ্যান করা - বিরত করা - ঘৃণাভাবে দূরে সরানোRussian: отразить - отвергнуть - вызвать отвращениеJapanese: 撃退する - 拒絶する - 嫌悪感を抱かせるVietnamese: đẩy lùi - từ chối mạnh mẽ - làm kinh tởmKorean: 격퇴하다 - 거절하다 - 혐오감을 주다Turkish: püskürtmek - reddetmek - tiksindirmekUrdu: پسپا کرنا - رد کرنا - گھن آناIndonesian: mengusir - menolak tegas - membuat jijik
例句
The army repulsed the enemy attack.
basic
His rude comment really repulsed me.
basic
They tried to repulse the invaders.
basic
The smell from the trash can absolutely repulsed him.
natural
She was repulsed by the idea of eating insects.
natural
Although he tried flirting, she politely repulsed his advances.
natural