rebuffs

rebuffs

美 [rɪˈbʌf] 　英 [rɪ'bʌf]

• v.拒绝；(对希望,计划等的)阻碍；击退
• 网络断然拒绝；回绝；严厉拒绝

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Britain then spent years desperately trying to join in the face of repeated rebuffs and eventually gained admission only in 1972.

在那之后，英国用了多年时间，拼命想加入其中，却屡遭拒绝，最后直到1972年才被接纳。

The next day he resorted to the same effort, experiencing a variety of rebuffs and one or two generous receptions.

第二天他又去做同样的努力，遭遇了种种挫折，也得到了一两次慷慨的施舍。

But Ms Chiquet rebuffs the criticism. "Even in tough times, people want to see beautiful and inspirational things, " she says.

Chiquet女士驳斥这样的批评，说：“即使在艰难时势，人们还是喜欢欣赏美丽又充满灵感的事物。”

But Mr Karzai's government rebuffs such proposals with a prickly defence of Afghan sovereignty.

但是卡尔扎伊当局以捍卫阿富汗主权为由拒绝了此项建议。

In other words, Ahtisaari and Solana are fretting that Saudi Arabia will take its business elsewhere if Europe rebuffs the Palestinians.

换句话说阿赫蒂萨里——索拉纳已经开始担忧如果欧洲不支持巴勒斯坦，沙特阿拉伯将会不再与其进行贸易。

The succession of rebuffs he had suffered in the platoon had made him more wily.

他在排里碰到的一连串钉子，使他学乖了。

His rude behaviour subjects him to frequent rebuffs.

他的粗鲁行为使他经常遭受冷遇。

Lead researcher Gil Grissom rebuffs the TV crew's attempts, saying, "There's too many forensics shows on TV. "

鑑识实验室主管葛里森断然拒绝，他说：「电视上太多鑑识科学节目了。」

He is being hit by a serious of embarrassing rebuffs.

他正遭受一系列令他难堪的冷遇。