reject
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ˈʤɛkt
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British pronunciation
/rɪˈdʒɛkt/

英語での「reject」の定義と意味

to reject
01

拒否する, 却下する

to refuse to accept a proposal, idea, person, etc.

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Transitive: to reject a proposal or idea
to reject definition and meaning
example
He rejected the first draft of the report, asking for major revisions.
彼は報告書の最初の草案を拒否し、大幅な改訂を求めた。
02

拒絶する, 受け入れない

to show an immune response and not accept a new organ in the body
Transitive: to reject a transplanted organ
example
The doctors closely monitor patients for signs of the immune system starting to reject the new organ.
医師は、免疫システムが新しい臓器を拒絶し始める兆候を患者を注意深く監視します。
03

拒絶する, 拒否する

to refuse to believe in or abide by the rules, principles, or norms of a particular system, ideology, or belief structure
Transitive: to reject a belief system or its norms
example
Despite growing up in a religious household, he chose to reject the teachings of organized religion.
宗教的な家庭で育ったにもかかわらず、彼は組織化された宗教の教えを拒否することを選んだ。
04

拒絶する, 見捨てる

to fail to provide enough affection or care to a person or animal
Transitive: to reject sb/sth
example
Animals raised in environments where they are rejected may develop behavioral issues.
拒否される環境で育てられた動物は行動問題を発展させる可能性があります。
05

拒否する, 却下する

to dismiss or decide against using or distributing something
Transitive: to reject a work or product
example
The art gallery curator had to reject some submissions for the exhibition.
美術館のキュレーターは、展示会のためにいくつかの作品を拒否しなければなりませんでした。
06

拒否する, 却下する

to decline or turn down someone's application or request for a specific opportunity or position
Transitive: to reject a candidate or applicant
example
The hiring manager had to reject several applicants due to their lack of relevant experience for the job.
採用担当者は、仕事に関連する経験が不足しているため、いくつかの応募者を拒否しなければなりませんでした。
Reject
01

拒否, 不良品

the person or thing that is rejected or set aside as inferior in quality
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