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单词 rejection
释义
rejection
noun
uk
/rɪˈdʒek.ʃən/us
/rɪˈdʒek.ʃən/
C2[CorU]
theactofrefusingtoaccept, use, orbelievesomeone or something:
拒绝；拒收；摈弃；拒绝相信
The government's rejectionoftheplansis asetbackfor us.政府拒绝批准这些计划使我们大受挫折。
C2[C]
aletter, etc. thattellsyou that you have not beensuccessfulin getting ajob, aplaceon acourseofstudy, etc.:
（工作或课程申请等的）拒绝信
I'veappliedfor tenjobs, but I've had ten rejections/rejectionletters.我申请了10份工作，但都被拒绝了／但收到的都是回绝信。
C2[U]
theactof not giving someone theloveandattentiontheywantandexpect:
拒绝（给予爱和关怀）
He neveraskedher tomarryhim out offearof rejection.他因为怕被拒绝，所以从未向她求婚。
More examples
  • Theministerhasissuedanemphaticrejection of theaccusation.
  • Thisamountsto a rejection of thewholeproposal.
  • Mostpeoplefindrejection hard todealwith.
  • Anactortakesso much rejection.
  • Children cansufferfrom asenseof rejection when aparentleavesthehome.
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
  • rebuff
  • repudiate
  • resistant
  • spurn
  • turnyournose upidiom
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(Definition ofrejectionfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

rejection| American Dictionary

rejection
noun[C/U]
us
/rɪˈdʒek·ʃən/
theactorprocessofrejectingsomeone or something:
[U]fearof rejection
[C]Iappliedfor tenjobsand got ten rejections.
(Definition ofrejectionfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

rejection| Business English

rejection
noun[CorU]
uk
/rɪˈdʒekʃən/us
theactofrefusingtoacceptanidea,suggestion,proposal, etc.:
The company's rejection of theproposalcame as atotalsurprise.
HR,WORKPLACE
theactofdecidingnot toacceptsomeone for ajob,courseofstudy, etc. or thefactof not beingaccepted:
I'veappliedforloadsofjobsand had astringof rejections.
It'sdifficultto beunemployedandfacerejection again and again.
(Definition ofrejectionfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofrejection

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There is usually a threshold that can be set to strike a balance between false rejections and false acceptances.
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In many systems false acceptances can only be rejected at the price of increasing the false rejections to an unacceptable level and vice-versa.
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There were two unanimous rejections, either by outright disagreement or by suggesting a different modification.
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Misinformation effects are revealed when rejections are larger for the control versus reminded items.
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The former are characterized by a sequence of offers and rejections.
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In addition, however, the overall rate of rejections increases over time initially, and declines subsequently.
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The next analysis examined misinformation effects by comparing the number of rejections to false reminded and false control items.
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The number of rejections was highest in 2003 and has been minimal in 2004 and 2005 (2% and 4%).
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Thus, it is highly unlikely that rejections of time reversibility are due to size distortions of the test.
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The maximum score for hits and correct rejections is 5.
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There was a danger that skeptics and opponents would misread those likelihood ratio tests as rejections of an entire class of models, which of course they were not.
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Also, this pattern of rejections is consistent with preferences being constant over the four quarters of the year for years on either side of the 1980-1981 period.
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More is widely reported in early child utterances, and seems to represent recurrence (whether as a one or a two-word utterance), and no often seems to represent nonexistence or rejections.
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No rejections were observed (table 2).
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Analyses of preference organization describe a range of institutionalized interactional practices through which affiliative actions (generally agreements, acceptances, etc.) and their disaffiliative counterparts (generally disagreements, corrections, rejections, etc.) are produced.
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Collocationswithrejection

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These are words often used in combination withrejection.

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acute rejection
Endomyocardial biopsies were performed per protocol or for suspected acute rejection.
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chronic rejection
Earlier recognition of chronic rejection has previously been noted with the use of home monitoring (7).
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complete rejection
He avoids the term 'assimilation', preferring 'acculturation' because it does not entail acompleterejectionof the culture of origin.
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