refuse 音标拼音: [rəfj'uz] [r'ɛfj
, uz] [rɪfj'uz]
vt . 拒绝,谢绝,辞退
vi . 拒绝
n . 废物
a . 扔掉的,无用的
拒绝,谢绝,辞退拒绝废物扔掉的,无用的
refuse n 1 :
food that is discarded (
as from a kitchen ) [
synonym : {
garbage },
{
refuse }, {
food waste }, {
scraps }]
v 1 :
show unwillingness towards ; "
he declined to join the group on a hike " [
synonym : {
refuse }, {
decline }] [
ant : {
accept },
{
consent }, {
go for }]
2 :
refuse to accept ; "
He refused my offer of hospitality " [
synonym :
{
refuse }, {
reject }, {
pass up }, {
turn down }, {
decline }] [
ant :
{
accept }, {
have }, {
take }]
3 :
elude ,
especially in a baffling way ; "
This behavior defies explanation " [
synonym : {
defy }, {
resist }, {
refuse }] [
ant : {
apply },
{
lend oneself }]
4 :
refuse to let have ; "
She denies me every pleasure "; "
he denies her her weekly allowance " [
synonym : {
deny }, {
refuse }]
[
ant : {
allow }, {
grant }]
5 :
resist immunologically the introduction of some foreign tissue or organ ; "
His body rejected the liver of the donor "
[
synonym : {
resist }, {
reject }, {
refuse }]
6 :
refuse entrance or membership ; "
They turned away hundreds of fans "; "
Black people were often rejected by country clubs "
[
synonym : {
reject }, {
turn down }, {
turn away }, {
refuse }] [
ant :
{
admit }, {
allow in }, {
intromit }, {
let in }]
Refuse \
Re *
fuse "\,
v .
i .
To deny compliance ;
not to comply .
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Too proud to ask ,
too humble to refuse . --
Garth .
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If ye refuse . . .
ye shall be devoured with the sword .
--
Isa .
i .
20 .
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Refuse \
Re *
fuse "\,
n .
Refusal . [
Obs .] --
Fairfax .
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Refuse \
Ref `
use \ (
r ?
f "?
s ;
277 ),
n . [
F .
refus refusal ,
also ,
that which is refused .
See {
Refuse }
to deny .]
That which is refused or rejected as useless ;
waste or worthless matter .
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Syn :
Dregs ;
sediment ;
scum ;
recrement ;
dross .
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Refuse \
Re *
fuse "\ (
r ?*
f ?
z "),
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Refused }
(-
f ?
zd ");
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Refusing }.] [
F .
refuser ,
either from (
assumed )
LL .
refusare to refuse ,
v .
freq .
of L .
refundere to pour back ,
give back ,
restore (
see {
Refund }
to repay ),
or .
fr .
L .
recusare to decline ,
refuse cf . {
Accuse },
{
Ruse }),
influenced by L .
refutare to drive back ,
repel ,
refute .
Cf . {
Refute }.]
1 .
To deny ,
as a request ,
demand ,
invitation ,
or command ;
to decline to do or grant .
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That never yet refused your hest . --
Chaucer .
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2 . (
Mil .)
To throw back ,
or cause to keep back (
as the center ,
a wing ,
or a flank ),
out of the regular aligment when troops ar ?
about to engage the enemy ;
as ,
to refuse the right wing while the left wing attacks .
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3 .
To decline to accept ;
to reject ;
to deny the request or petition of ;
as ,
to refuse a suitor .
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The cunning workman never doth refuse The meanest tool that he may chance to use .
--
Herbert .
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4 .
To disown . [
Obs .] "
Refuse thy name ." --
Shak .
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Refuse \
Ref "
use \,
a .
Refused ;
rejected ;
hence ;
left as unworthy of acceptance ;
of no value ;
worthless .
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Everything that was vile and refuse ,
that they destroyed utterly . --
1 .
Sam .
xv .
9 .
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228 Moby Thesaurus words for "
refuse ":
abjure ,
afterglow ,
afterimage ,
balance ,
ban ,
bar ,
be unmoved ,
be unwilling ,
beat back ,
beg off ,
bilge ,
bilgewater ,
bones ,
brush aside ,
brush off ,
butt ,
butt end ,
candle ends ,
carrion ,
castaway ,
castoff ,
chaff ,
chase ,
chase away ,
chase off ,
chuck ,
chuck out ,
collateral ,
contemn ,
contradict ,
culm ,
cut ,
deadwood ,
debar ,
debris ,
decline ,
decline to accept ,
deep six ,
deny ,
deprive of ,
derelict ,
despise ,
detritus ,
dirt ,
disagree ,
disallow ,
disapprove ,
discard ,
discarding ,
disclaim ,
discount ,
disdain ,
dishwater ,
dismiss ,
disown ,
disposal ,
disregard ,
dissent ,
ditchwater ,
dogie ,
draff ,
dregs ,
drive away ,
drive back ,
dross ,
dump ,
dumping ,
dust ,
dustheap ,
elimination ,
embargo ,
end ,
enjoin ,
except ,
exclude ,
exclude from ,
fag end ,
fend off ,
filings ,
flotsam ,
flotsam and jetsam ,
forbid ,
forswear ,
fossil ,
foundling ,
garbage ,
gash ,
hogwash ,
hold off ,
hold out against ,
holdover ,
husks ,
ignore ,
inhibit ,
interdict ,
jetsam ,
jettison ,
junk ,
junking ,
keep back ,
keep off ,
kelter ,
lagan ,
leavings ,
lees ,
leftovers ,
litter ,
lumber ,
muck ,
negate ,
negative ,
not allow ,
not buy ,
not consent ,
not hear of ,
not think of ,
odds and ends ,
offal ,
offscourings ,
orphan ,
orts ,
outlaw ,
pack off ,
parings ,
pass by ,
pass up ,
pelf ,
potsherds ,
preclude ,
prevent ,
prohibit ,
proscribe ,
push aside ,
push back ,
put back ,
rags ,
raspings ,
rebuff ,
recant ,
refuse consent ,
refuse to consider ,
reject ,
rejectamenta ,
rejection ,
relics ,
remainder ,
remains ,
remnant ,
removal ,
renounce ,
repel ,
repress ,
reprobate ,
repudiate ,
repulse ,
residue ,
residuum ,
resist entreaty ,
resist persuasion ,
rest ,
riffraff ,
roach ,
rubbish ,
ruins ,
rule out ,
rump ,
sawdust ,
say nay ,
say no ,
say no to ,
scourings ,
scout ,
scrap iron ,
scrapping ,
scraps ,
scum ,
scurf ,
send away ,
send off ,
send packing ,
sewage ,
sewerage ,
shadow ,
shards ,
shavings ,
shove away ,
shut out ,
slack ,
slag ,
slop ,
slops ,
slough ,
snub ,
spurn ,
stand aloof ,
straw ,
stubble ,
stump ,
suppress ,
survival ,
sweepings ,
swill ,
taboo ,
tares ,
throw away ,
throw out ,
throwaway ,
thrust back ,
trace ,
trash ,
turn away ,
turn back ,
turn down ,
turn out ,
vestige ,
vote nay ,
vote negatively ,
waif ,
waifs and strays ,
waive ,
ward off ,
wastage ,
waste ,
waste matter ,
wastepaper ,
wastrel ,
weeds ,
withhold
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