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repulse 【REPULSE】Our soldiers repulsed the enemy forces, which invaded the front line area. 我们的士兵击退了进犯前线地区的敌军部队。【重点词汇】repulse v. 击退

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[rɪ'pʌls] 
repulseforce or drive back
To repulse something is to repel it or drive it back. When you repulse your sister, you disgust her. When you repulse the enemy in battle or someone in conversation, you force them back or make them turn away.
Repulse is related to the word repel, and they mean similar things: to repulse an advance — romantic or warring — is to repel, or fend off, its advance. To repulse someone by being disgusting is to be repellent. You could repulse a person's attempts at conversation if you repulse him by picking your nose. Repulse is now most frequently used in the gross-out sense, but Jane Austin often had her characters repulse each others’ attempts at conversation or civility.
All forms of 'repulse' will appear on average once every 609 pages.repulserepulsion

Front	repulse
Pron	[rɪ'pʌls]
Back	【REPULSE】 Our soldiers repulsed the enemy forces, which invaded the front line area. 我们的士兵击退了进犯前线地区的敌军部队。【重点词汇】 repulse v. 击退
Vocab	repulseforce or drive back To repulse something is to repel it or drive it back. When you repulse your sister, you disgust her. When you repulse the enemy in battle or someone in conversation, you force them back or make them turn away. Repulse is related to the word repel, and they mean similar things: to repulse an advance — romantic or warring — is to repel, or fend off, its advance. To repulse someone by being disgusting is to be repellent. You could repulse a person's attempts at conversation if you repulse him by picking your nose. Repulse is now most frequently used in the gross-out sense, but Jane Austin often had her characters repulse each others’ attempts at conversation or civility. All forms of 'repulse' will appear on average once every 609 pages. repulse repulsion

Repulse Enemy Force Drive Back Repel Attempts Conversation