英语词汇“refusal”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	refusal
释义	Trends of refusal View usage for: refusal (rɪfjuːzəl) Word forms: plural refusals 1. variable noun Someone's refusal to do something is the fact of them showing or saying that they will not do it, allow it, or accept it. ...her refusal to accept change. His letter in response to her request had contained a firm refusal. ...the Council's refusal of planning permission for a major shopping centre. We would appreciate confirmation of your refusal of our invitation to take part. Synonyms: rejection, denial, defiance, rebuff More Synonyms of refusal 2. See first refusal refusal in British English (rɪˈfjuːzəl) noun 1. the act or an instance of refusing 2. the opportunity to reject or accept; option refusal in American English (rɪˈfjuzəl) noun 1. the act of refusing 2. the right or chance to accept or refuse something before it is offered to another; option COBUILD Collocations refusal stubborn refusal Examples of 'refusal' in a sentence refusal Getting a refusal gives you a right of appeal and issues to address. Times, Sunday Times (2016) And it was their resilience and refusal to give an inch that won the day. Times, Sunday Times (2016) At one point, the family sold the mill and dam only to buy it back under a right of first refusal. Smithsonian Mag (2017) You can become your own worst enemy with that stubborn refusal to accept the inevitable. The Sun (2011) All such requests must be considered by the employer and a reason given for any refusal. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Please do not redeem this voucher against any other product as refusal to accept may cause embarrassment. The Sun (2013) Initial refusal of a claim can lead to a lengthy and expensive review and appeal process. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Which means her only connection with the countryside is her refusal to take part in it. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Her determination and refusal to take no for an answer is admirable. The Sun (2015) Would he have given them first refusal? Times, Sunday Times (2010) We wonder if they also regret their stubborn refusal to compromise. The Sun (2016) Please do not attempt to exchange this coupon for another product as refusal may cause embarrassment. The Sun (2014) Do not attempt to exchange this voucher for another product as refusal to accept maycause embarrassment. The Sun (2013) Whether the property qualifies for the right of first refusal can sometimes be quite tricky to work out. Times, Sunday Times (2008) The thing that could easily be changed is the stubborn refusal to let technology play a part for referees. Times, Sunday Times (2010) His deportation was put on hold as he launched a judicial review against the refusal of his initial asylum claim. Times, Sunday Times (2010) And that's why so many songwriters like to give her first refusal on their songs. Times, Sunday Times (2010) It's all part of the refusal to face reality. Times, Sunday Times (2006) The issue you face here seems totally behavioural: a stubborn refusal. Times, Sunday Times (2010) I would write to the insurer again asking it to reconsider its initial refusal. The Sun (2015) It's about hard work and guts and determination and a refusal to give up when things look bad. The Sun (2012) Although we may want these things, the simple act of refusal gives us a tiny morsel of subjectivity. Times, Sunday Times (2006) But yesterday was a day when he no doubt found himself cursing his former team's refusal to give in. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Companies that trampled over shareholders' right of first refusal over new stock would do so at their peril, they muttered darkly. Times, Sunday Times (2009) They have been rewarded by a flat refusal on the part of the US and Europe to honour the deals. George Monbiot THE AGE OF CONSENT (2003) In other languages refusal British English: refusal /rɪˈfjuːzl/ NOUN A refusal is the fact of firmly saying or showing that you will not do, allow, or accept something. ...his stubborn refusal to agree to any settlement. American English: refusal Arabic: رَفْض Brazilian Portuguese: recusa Chinese: 拒绝 Croatian: odbijanje Czech: odmítnutí Danish: afslag Dutch: weigering European Spanish: negativa Finnish: kieltäytyminen French: refus German: Ablehnung Greek: άρνηση Italian: rifiuto negazione Japanese: 拒否 Korean: 거절 Norwegian: avslag Polish: odmowa European Portuguese: recusa Romanian: refuz Russian: отказ Latin American Spanish: negativa negación Swedish: vägran Thai: การปฏิเสธ Turkish: ret Ukrainian: відмова Vietnamese: sự từ chối Chinese translation of 'refusal' refusal (rɪˈfjuːzəl) n (c/u) 拒绝(絕) (jùjué) to give/offer sb first refusal (= option) 给(給)某人优(優)先取舍(捨)权(權) (gěi mǒurén yōuxiān qǔshěquán) (noun) in the sense of rejection Definition the act of refusing a refusal of planning permission Synonyms rejection These feelings of rejection and hurt remain. denial the denial of visas to international workers defiance rebuff The results of the poll dealt a humiliating rebuff to Mr Jones. knock-back (slang) thumbs down Brokers have given the firm the thumbs down. repudiation a public repudiation of the conference decision kick in the teeth (slang) negation She shook her head in a gesture of negation. no My answer to that is an emphatic no. idiom See first refusal Additional synonyms in the sense of denial Definition a rejection of a request the denial of visas to international workers Synonyms refusal, veto, rejection, prohibition, rebuff, repulse in the sense of negation Definition a negating She shook her head in a gesture of negation. Synonyms denial, refusal, rejection, contradiction, renunciation, repudiation, disavowal, veto, opposition in the sense of no Definition an answer or vote of no My answer to that is an emphatic no. Synonyms refusal, rejection, denial, negation, veto Synonyms of 'refusal' refusal Explore 'refusal' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of rebuff Definition a blunt refusal The results of the poll dealt a humiliating rebuff to Mr Jones. Synonyms rejection, defeat, snub, knock-back, check, opposition, slight, refusal, denial, brush-off (slang), repulse, thumbs down, cold shoulder, slap in the face (informal), kick in the teeth (slang), discouragement, the (old) heave-ho (informal) in the sense of repudiation a public repudiation of the conference decision Synonyms rejection, reversal, abandonment, disowning, desertion, retraction, disavowal, renouncement, abjuration in the sense of thumbs down Definition an indication of refusal or disapproval Brokers have given the firm the thumbs down. Synonyms disapproval, refusal, rejection, no, rebuff, negation
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