英语单词短语词组“rule something or someone out”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

rulesomething or someoneout

phrasal verbwithruleverb

/ruːl/us

/ruːl/

todecideor sayofficiallythat something isimpossibleor will nothappen, or that something or someone is notsuitable:

Thepolicehaven'tyetruledoutmurder.

I won'truleout aJuneelection.

Thepolicehave notruledhim outasasuspect.

More examples

The UNrushtomandatewartotallyruledout anyalternatives.
Herefusedtoruleout thepossibilityof acomeback.
Smith has beenruledout ofcontentionfor the manager'sjob.
Thediscoveryrulesout alinkbetween thesuspectand thesceneofcrime.
We would notruleout thepossibilityofre-enteringtheB2Cmarketifconditionschange.

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Refusing & rejecting

abnegate
abnegation
bar
batsomething/someoneaway
blow(something)out
brush
disown
jettison
laugh
miss a chance/opportunityidiom
punt onsomething
quit
quit onsomeone
react
react againstsomething
repudiate
resistant
spurn
turnyournose upidiom
unclaimed

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rulesomethingout

phrasal verbwithruleverb

/ruːl/us

/ruːl/

topreventsomething fromhappening:

Thisrecentwaveofterrorismhasruledout anychanceofpeacetalks.

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Preventing and impeding

anti-jamming
avert
avoid
avoidable
bar
be a drag onsomeone/somethingidiom
bottleneck
derail
fireproof
hamper
hang
havesomeone/somethinghanging roundyourneckidiom
head off
hinder
prejudice
prevent
preventable
prevention
prevention is better than cureidiom
scuttle

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(Definition ofrule something or someone outfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

rule out something| American Dictionary

rule outsomething

phrasal verbwithruleverb[I/T]

/rul/

tostopconsideringsomething as apossibility:

It’sunlikelythat he’llrunforpresident, but you can never rule anything out.

rule sth/sb out| Business English

rule sth/sb out

phrasal verbwithruleverb

/ruːl/us

todecideorstatethat something isimpossibleor will nothappen, or that something or someone is notsuitable:

Themanagementseemsto haveruledhim out as acandidateforpromotion.

TheCEOsaid she could notruleoutfurtherjobcuts.

We would notruleout thepossibilityofre-enteringtheB2Cmarketifconditionschange.

rule sth out

phrasal verbwithruleverb

/ruːl/us

topreventsomething fromhappening:

Thewarehousefirehasruledout anychancethat we will make aprofitthisyear.

单词	rule something or someone out
释义	rulesomething or someoneout phrasal verbwithruleverb uk /ruːl/us /ruːl/ C2 todecideor sayofficiallythat something isimpossibleor will nothappen, or that something or someone is notsuitable: Thepolicehaven'tyetruledoutmurder. I won'truleout aJuneelection. Thepolicehave notruledhim outasasuspect. More examples The UNrushtomandatewartotallyruledout anyalternatives. Herefusedtoruleout thepossibilityof acomeback. Smith has beenruledout ofcontentionfor the manager'sjob. Thediscoveryrulesout alinkbetween thesuspectand thesceneofcrime. We would notruleout thepossibilityofre-enteringtheB2Cmarketifconditionschange. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Refusing & rejecting abnegate abnegation bar batsomething/someoneaway blow(something)out brush disown jettison laugh miss a chance/opportunityidiom punt onsomething quit quit onsomeone react react againstsomething repudiate resistant spurn turnyournose upidiom unclaimed See more results » rulesomethingout phrasal verbwithruleverb uk /ruːl/us /ruːl/ topreventsomething fromhappening: Thisrecentwaveofterrorismhasruledout anychanceofpeacetalks. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Preventing and impeding anti-jamming avert avoid avoidable bar be a drag onsomeone/somethingidiom bottleneck derail fireproof hamper hang havesomeone/somethinghanging roundyourneckidiom head off hinder prejudice prevent preventable prevention prevention is better than cureidiom scuttle See more results » (Definition ofrule something or someone outfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) rule out something\| American Dictionary rule outsomething phrasal verbwithruleverb[I/T] us /rul/ tostopconsideringsomething as apossibility: It’sunlikelythat he’llrunforpresident, but you can never rule anything out. (Definition ofrule out somethingfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) rule sth/sb out\| Business English rule sth/sb out phrasal verbwithruleverb uk /ruːl/us todecideorstatethat something isimpossibleor will nothappen, or that something or someone is notsuitable: Themanagementseemsto haveruledhim out as acandidateforpromotion. TheCEOsaid she could notruleoutfurtherjobcuts. We would notruleout thepossibilityofre-enteringtheB2Cmarketifconditionschange. rule sth out phrasal verbwithruleverb uk /ruːl/us topreventsomething fromhappening: Thewarehousefirehasruledout anychancethat we will make aprofitthisyear. (Definition ofrule sth/sb outfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/rule-out##
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