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Etymology
From L. reicere, to throw back, from re-#Latin|re-, back, + iacere, to throw

Pronunciation
(verb): rĭj�kt', /rɪ�d��kt/, /<tt>rI"dZEkt</tt>/
(noun): r�'j�kt, /�ri�d��kt/, /<tt>"ri:dZEkt</tt>/
:Rhymes: Rhymes:English:-�kt|-�kt

Verb
en-verb

1. transitive to refuse to accept

#:She even rejected my improved offer.

Synonyms
(refuse to accept): decline, refuse, turn down, repudiate, disown, abnegate, abjure, deny

Antonyms
(refuse to accept): accept, take up

Translations

trans-top|refuse to accept
Arabic: ARchar|ر�ض IPAchar|(ráfa�a)
Chinese: �� (jùjué)
Czech: odmítnout, zamítnout
Danish: afvise
Dutch: verwerpen
Finnish: hylätä
French: rejeter
German: verwerfen, ablehnen, zurückweisen
Hungarian: visszautasítani, elvetni
Italian: respingere, rifiutare
trans-mid
Japanese: �絶�� (������, kyozetsu surú)
Korean: �리� (beorida)
Norwegian: avslå, avvise
Polish: odrzuca�
Portuguese: rejeitar
Russian: о�ве�га�� (otvergát�)
Spanish: rechazar
Telugu: తిరస��రి��� (tiraskarimchu)
Turkish: reddetmek
Swedish: avslå, avvisa
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Noun
en-noun

1. Something that is rejected.
2. (derogatory slang) An unpopular person.

Translations

trans-top|something that is rejected
trans-mid
trans-bottom

slang: an unpopular person

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Related terms
rejection

Category:English heteronyms

et:reject
fr:reject
ko:reject
io:reject
it:reject
hu:reject
pl:reject
ru:reject
simple:reject
ta:reject
te:reject
vi:reject
zh:reject

• 2007-11-06 14:58 - Daniel Polansky - /* Translations */ +Czech

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