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 rejection [rɪ'dʒɛkʃən]   添加此单词到默认生词本
n. 拒绝, 抛弃, 驳回, 被抛弃的东西, 呕出物

[化] 报废; 拒收

[经] 拒绝, 否绝, 被拒绝的东西




    rejection
    [ noun ]
    1. the act of rejecting something

      2. <noun.act>
      his proposals were met with rejection
    2. the state of being rejected

      3. <noun.state>
    3. (medicine) an immunological response that refuses to accept substances or organisms that are recognized as foreign

      4. <noun.phenomenon>
      rejection of the transplanted liver
    4. the speech act of rejecting

      5. <noun.communication>


    Rejection \Re*jec"tion\ (r?-j?k"sh?n), n. [L. rejectio: cf. F.
    r['e]jection.]
    Act of rejecting, or state of being rejected.

    1. Spokeswoman Lynn McMahon said Stormie had experienced mild rejection and physicians adjusted her medication.
    2. At the end of the hearings, the committee will vote on the nomination and give its recommendation to the full Senate for approval or rejection.
    3. The confirmation battles culminated in the Democrat-controlled Senate's rejection 1987 of Robert Bork, an outspoken conservative, for a seat on the Supreme Court.
    4. Wednesday's rejection of the $63.50-a-share offer came the same day that a Chancery Court judge in Delaware gave Holly Farms permission to ask its shareholders on April 14 to approve a friendly merger with ConAgra Inc. of Omaha, Neb.
    5. Denmark rejection of the Maastricht treaty will come as a shock to European currency and bond markets which have been priming themselves for an opposite result since the middle of last week.
    6. Informed that he could not, he asked if the rejection letter from the American Society of Rejected Writers would count as a rejection.
    7. Informed that he could not, he asked if the rejection letter from the American Society of Rejected Writers would count as a rejection.
    8. With its rejection of this year's pay raise, Congress may have effectively scuttled the system under which salaries were proposed, by an appointed panel insulated against voter punishment for unpopular increases.
    9. Some historians would argue that Western rejection, particularly by the U.S., in the '20s and '30s had a lot to do with the rise of militancy and eventually the ill-considered Pearl Harbor attack.
    10. For now, because of the Gibraltar government's rejection of anything smacking of a Spanish takeover, there is a lull in negotiations between Spain and Britain on the colony's future.
    11. Brian has made it past the point where he would have an acute rejection of the transplant, Mrs. Swierczek said.
    12. State Department spokesman Charles Redman said the opposition rejection of Noreiga's offer was a clear message the strongman should resign.
    13. We've spent a lot of time, a lot of care, and the result is that in the end you have rejection, and I've been there before with shows that were good, too.
    14. The House on Wednesday passed 300-113 a bill to require government rejection of any airline takeover that might affect safety, hinder competition, cut a carrier's size, affect jobs or result in foreign control of an airline.
    15. Morris said tests at Stanford found lectins and two other drugs, FK-506 and RPM, were effective in preventing rejection of transplanted hearts in rodents.
    16. S&P said the downgrade reflects the "large losses" suffered by the Vienna, Va., thrift and the rejection of its capital plan by regulators because of the thrift's high level of nonperforming assets.
    17. The rejection by the 5,000-member flight attendants union came as New York-based Pan Am reported a loss of $83.3 million for its first quarter, compared with a loss of $93.6 million a year earlier.
    18. The U.S. Guaranteed Student Loan Program has been shaken by tough new federal rules that have caused the rejection of up to $400 million in lenders' claims for defaulted loans.
    19. Immunex said it plans to launch human clinical trials of the IL-1 receptor in 1991, with an eye toward developing the agent as a treatment for transplant rejection, graft-versus-host disease, and auto-immune diseases such as arthritis.
    20. Cyclosporine has been used in injection and oral form to prevent rejection by the body's immune system of newly transplanted hearts and other organs.
    21. Residents of Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard, split over limiting the tourism that supports their economies, squared off at a public hearing over the rejection of a direct ferry link between Boston and the resort islands.
    22. But the true measure of the elections can only be taken several months from now, with the ultimate acceptance or rejection of local government by blacks.
    23. In the context of internal events, it is clear that Daniel Ortega, fresh from a Moscow meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev, (who also reaffirmed Soviet rejection of Trotsky and his doctrines) was now using the Trotskyite label against Messrs.
    24. Organizers are demanding the resignation of the national government, additional benefits for miners and rejection of a new national union treaty, which they say exploits Ukrainians.
    25. If it is rejected, then his single most important initiative will have been seen to be a failure. However, whether rejection would go so far as to lead to an economic collapse and nationalist backlash is questionable.
    26. The escalation followed Syria's rejection of a proposal by Iran for the deployment of a joint peacekeeping force in the slums. Brig. Gen.
    27. Following the union rejection of the latest proposal, the Chamber of Mines, which represents South Africa's six major mining houses, said, "Mine management will now be pursuing the objective of getting their mines back to normal production."
    28. The downside risk of rejection might not be as great as it first appears.
    29. After its rejection, however, SCEcorp vowed to keep its offer "open indefinitely."
    30. But the appeals court's most significant ruling was the rejection of the new-value exception.
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