spurn

单词spurn

基本解释

n.: 拒绝；藐视；唾弃；不理睬
v.: （尤指傲慢地）拒绝
网络: 摒弃；践踏；摈弃

权威解释

• （尤指傲慢地）拒绝:

  to reject or refuse sb/sth, especially in a proud way

英汉解释

• 拒绝;唾弃;不理睬;藐视

• 狂傲地拒绝

• 蔑视,唾弃

• 轻蔑地拒绝,摒弃,唾弃

• 踢开,抛弃;拿脚踢,踹在脚下

• 〔古语〕踢,踢走,赶走,驱逐;一脚踢开

• 践踏;一脚踢开

词性分析

• 过去分词：spurned

• 现在分词：spurning

• 第三人称单数：spurns

同义词

v.rejectsnubslightrebuffrepulse

反义词

v.accept

例句

• Does it please you to oppress me, to spurn the work of your hands, while you smile on the schemes of the wicked?

  你手所造的，你又欺压，又藐视，却光照恶人的计谋。这事你以为美吗？

• He hurried to catch her alone, to wreak his tortures on her in a bitter semblance of bodily worship and satiated, then comfortably to spurn.

  他急着要单独找到她，以虔诚祷告的痛苦形象把他所受的折磨发泄到她身上，从而使自己得到满足，然后再得意洋洋地拒绝她。

• Do not spurn your portion, which you redeemed for yourself out of Egypt.

  求你不要轻视你从埃及为你自己赎出的产业！

• They condemn the modern advances that have made life much easier and comfortable, and spurn any attempts to convince them otherwise.

  他们指责让生活变得更加简单舒适的现代科技进步，并拒绝用其他方式来说服他们。

• The willingness of President Barack Obama"s administration to spurn such assistance is as disappointing as it is lamentable.

  奥巴马政府摈弃这类援助的意愿既让人失望又令人扼腕。

• That, of course, is precisely why it should spurn the "go out" policy and instead stay home.

  当然，这恰恰说明，该公司应该放弃“走出去”政策，而固守国内市场。

• refuse, decline, reject, spurn, rebuff These verbs all mean to be unwilling to accept, consider, or receive someone or something.

  这些动词都表示不愿接受、考虑或接纳某人或某物。

• People who spurn alcohol tend to be miserable social misfits, researchers have suggested.

  研究人员提议，排斥饮酒的人往往悲惨可怜而与社会格格不入。

• The internal aim lies not to be enthral of things and to spurn the force.

  不为物役、摒弃武力是软实力思想的内在旨归。

• There must be something besides bigotry making white men spurn the Democrats.

  因此，除了固执之外，也有其他因素使得白种男人唾弃民主党人。