spurned

英 [spɜːnd]

美 [spɜːrnd]

v.  (尤指傲慢地)拒绝
spurn的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：spurned　过去式：spurned　

BNC.41653 / COCA.32380

柯林斯词典

• VERB 拒绝;摈弃
  If youspurnsomeone or something, you reject them.
  1. He spurned the advice of management consultants...
     他拒绝了管理顾问们的建议。
  2. These gestures have been spurned.
     这些表示都遭到了拒绝。
  3. ...a spurned lover.
     遭到抛弃的情人

英英释义

adj

• rebuffed (by a lover) without warning
  1. jilted at the altar
  Synonym:jiltedrejected

双语例句

• But she reserved her sharpest criticism for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, who she said has spurned every provision of the Arab League peace plan he accepted last week to protect Syrian civilians.
  但是，她对叙利亚总统Basharal-Assad给予了最严厉的批评。她说，上周Basharal-Assad接受了旨在保护叙利亚百姓的“阿拉伯联盟和平计划”，但是他却拒绝执行其中的任何一项条款。
• Events and people who trigger our unresolved issues ( for that is definitely and clearly what they are!), are good news* not to be avoided, shunned or spurned.
  引起我们未解决的议题的事件和人（因为它们就是这样）都是好消息，不可避免和弃绝的。
• It is the second time a Chinese court has spurned international music companies in their attempts to get a ruling against Baidu.
  这是中国法院第二次挫败国际音乐公司获得不利于百度裁决的努力。
• He later earned an MBA at Columbia, where he completed his PhD coursework but spurned academia in favour of business.
  他后来在哥伦比亚大学获得了mba，又在该学校完成了博士课程，但他最终离开学术界，进入了商界。
• She spurned his advances.
  她轻蔑地拒绝了他的追求。
• The Bush administration spurned direct contacts with Iran without a prior commitment by Tehran to halt enrichment.
  布什政府在伊朗未停止核试验前，拒绝与其有任何的直接接触。
• He believed that all men were created equal, and he therefore spurned all men outside group headquarters with equal fevour.
  他相信人是生来平等的，因此他用同样的热忱抛开了不在大队司令部工作的全体部下。
• Darius spurned me with his shoe.
  大流士用靴子把我踢了个筋斗。
• South Africa had become a pariah nation and Mr. Mandela would lead his country's re-embrace of a world that had spurned its racist government.
  南非已经成为一个不受欢迎的国家，曼德拉将领导他的国家迎来一个推翻了种族主义政府的世界。
• He spurned a poor relation from one's door.
  他把一个穷亲戚从门口一脚踢开。