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rejection n.拒绝；被弃；[医]排异 (1) 他遭她拒绝后就更不爱吭声了。(2) 她的建议一再遭到拒绝。(3) 我为她拒绝我的提议而感到不快。(4) 她痛苦地接受被拒绝这一现实。(5) 不断的被拒绝逐渐使她丧失了信心。(6) 异体间器官移植要特别注意排异反应。 The Latin noun rēicere, which means "to throw back," is the ancestor of the word rejection. Nobody likes to feel the rejection of being excluded. The word rejection became popular in psychology in 1931, when parental rejection was seen as a motivation of bad behavior in children. The word found a medical meaning by 1943, as the body's refusal to accept a transplant.

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英 [rɪ'dʒekʃn] 美 [rɪ'dʒekʃn] (1) Her rejection of him seems to have made him go back into his shell.(2) Her proposal met with continual rejections.(3) I was annoyed at her rejection of my offer.(4) She took the rejection very hard.(5) Constant rejection has sapped her will.(6) You should pay attention to rejection reactions when transplanting an alien organ. The noun rejection can refer to the actual act of rejecting something or to the feeling one has after being rejected. In other words, you might have feelings of rejection after experiencing the rejection of others.

英语单词	rejection
英美音标	英 [rɪ'dʒekʃn] 美 [rɪ'dʒekʃn]
中文释义	n.拒绝；被弃；[医]排异
英语例句	(1) Her rejection of him seems to have made him go back into his shell. (2) Her proposal met with continual rejections. (3) I was annoyed at her rejection of my offer. (4) She took the rejection very hard. (5) Constant rejection has sapped her will. (6) You should pay attention to rejection reactions when transplanting an alien organ.
中文例句	(1) 他遭她拒绝后就更不爱吭声了。 (2) 她的建议一再遭到拒绝。 (3) 我为她拒绝我的提议而感到不快。 (4) 她痛苦地接受被拒绝这一现实。 (5) 不断的被拒绝逐渐使她丧失了信心。 (6) 异体间器官移植要特别注意排异反应。
vocabulary简明	The noun rejection can refer to the actual act of rejecting something or to the feeling one has after being rejected. In other words, you might have feelings of rejection after experiencing the rejection of others.
vocabulary扩展	The Latin noun rēicere, which means "to throw back," is the ancestor of the word rejection. Nobody likes to feel the rejection of being excluded. The word rejection became popular in psychology in 1931, when parental rejection was seen as a motivation of bad behavior in children. The word found a medical meaning by 1943, as the body's refusal to accept a transplant.

Rejection Word Noun 英 Rɪ'Dʒekʃn] 美 Rɪ'Dʒekʃn N.拒绝；被弃；[医]排异 Made