rebuff

rebuff

形容词

1. 冷淡的；冷落的

英：unfriendly; rejecting

例句：

1. The company received a rebuff response from potential investors. (这家公司遭到了潜在投资者的冷淡回应。)
2. After his disrespectful behavior, he was given a rebuff by his colleagues. (在他不尊重的行为之后，同事们对他不理不睬。)

名词

1. 冷落；拒绝

英：rejection; snub

例句：

1. The actress suffered a rebuff when she auditioned for the leading role. (这位女演员试镜主角时遭到了拒绝。)
2. He received a rebuff from the company after submitting his job application. (他提交工作申请后，公司给了他一个拒绝。)

词语辨析

rebuff, reject, refuse

1. rebuff：指因为不满、不愿意或不接受而做出冷淡或拒绝的反应。

2. reject：指明确地、有意识地拒绝或否决某物或某人。

3. refuse：指出于各种原因而不愿意或不准备接受某事物。

词汇扩充

1. give a rebuff to：对...冷淡回应、拒绝

2. suffer a rebuff：遭到拒绝、不接受

3. rebuff someone's advances：拒绝某人的进展

近义词

reject, snub, repulse, repel

反义词

accept, embrace, welcome

柯林斯词典解释

rebuff (noun)

1. If you rebuff someone or rebuff a suggestion or request that they make, you refuse to do what they suggest or request.

英：If you rebuff someone or rebuff their advances, you refuse to be friendly towards them or to have a sexual or romantic relationship with them.

2. A rebuff is an unkind or unfriendly remark or action; it can also be the fact of being sent away or refused admission to a place.

rebuff (verb)

If you rebuff someone or rebuff a suggestion or request that they make, you refuse to do what they suggest or request.

牛津词典解释

rebuff (noun)

1. An instance of refusing an offer or request.

2. An abrupt or ungracious refusal or rejection of an offer, request, or friendly gesture.

rebuff (verb)

Reject (someone or something) in an abrupt or ungracious manner.

用法

1. give a rebuff to someone

2. suffer a rebuff

3. rebuff someone's advances

4. a rebuff response

5. a rebuff to a proposal

例句

1. He rebuffed their offer of help. (他拒绝了他们的帮助。)
2. She rebuffed him in a way that left no room for doubt. (她断然地拒绝了他，毫不含糊。)
3. The proposal was given a firm rebuff. (提议受到了坚决的拒绝。)
4. He tried to make advances, but she rebuffed him. (他试图追求她，但她拒绝了他。)
5. After a series of rebuffs, he finally gave up. (经历了一连串的拒绝后，他终于放弃了。)
6. She received a rebuff when she asked for a pay raise. (她要求加薪时遭到了拒绝。)
7. The company's proposal was met with a rebuff from the government. (公司的提议遭到了政府的拒绝。)
8. He approached her with a smile, but she rebuffed him coldly. (他带着笑容走近她，但她冷冰冰地拒绝了他。)
9. Despite his efforts, he was rebuffed at every turn. (尽管他努力了，但每次都遭到了拒绝。)
10. She rebuffed his advances and walked away. (她拒绝了他的追求，转身离开了。)
11. His rebuff left her feeling hurt and rejected. (他的拒绝使她感到受伤和被拒绝。)
12. They received a rebuff when they tried to enter the exclusive club. (当他们试图进入独特的俱乐部时，遭到了拒绝。)
13. Their request for funding was met with a rebuff from the committee. (他们的资金申请遭到了委员会的拒绝。)
14. She gave a rebuff to his flattery. (她对他的恭维作出了冷淡的回应。)
15. He suffered a rebuff when his idea was dismissed as unimportant. (当他的想法被视为不重要而被拒绝时，他遭到了冷落。)
16. They rebuffed the invitation to the party, preferring to stay home. (他们拒绝了参加派对的邀请，宁愿待在家里。)
17. His rebuff was met with surprise and disappointment. (他的拒绝引来了惊讶和失望。)
18. He made repeated attempts to win her over, but she rebuffed him each time. (他多次努力争取她的支持，但她每次都拒绝了他。)
19. She gave his suggestion a rebuff and offered an alternative solution. (她对他的建议进行了拒绝，并提出了另一种解决方案。)
20. The candidate received a rebuff when his qualifications were questioned. (当他的资格受到质疑时，这位候选人受到了拒绝。)
21. Despite his best efforts, he was rebuffed by the board of directors. (尽管他尽力了，但董事会拒绝了他。)