rejecting in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for rejecting in the English»French Dictionary

I.reject N [Brit ˈriːdʒɛkt, Am ˈriˌdʒɛkt]

1. reject COMM:

reject

marchandise f de deuxième choix

reject attr goods, stock

de deuxième choix

2. reject fig:

to be a social reject person:

être un paria

II.reject VB trans [Brit rɪˈdʒɛkt, Am rəˈdʒɛkt]

1. reject (gen):

reject advice, decision, request, application, motion

rejeter, repousser

reject invitation, candidate, manuscript

refuser

reject claim, suggestion

démentir

reject advances, suitor

repousser

reject child, parent

rejeter

2. reject:

reject MED, TECH, COMPUT, PSYCH

rejeter

III.rejected rɪˈdjektɪd ADJ

to feel rejected

se sentir rejeté

reject shop N

reject shop

boutique f spécialisée dans la vente de marchandises de deuxième choix

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to reject sth on a point of order

rejeter qc conformément à la procédure

to reject/refute an accusation

rejeter/refuter une accusation

flatly refuse, contradict, reject

catégoriquement

(the) conference voted to reject the motion

les participants ont rejeté la proposition

(the) conference voted to reject the motion attr room, centre

de conférences

Translations for rejecting in the French»English Dictionary

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disgracier amant

to reject

retoquer

to reject

rejeter/accepter un ultimatum

to reject/accept an ultimatum

rejeter théorie, initiative, alliance, conseil, pièce défectueuse, candidature

to reject

rejeter demande

to reject

rejeter une proposition de paix

to reject a peace proposal

rejeter enfant, étranger, marginal

to reject

rejeter organisme: greffon

to reject

rejeter machine: jetons, pièces

to reject

rejecting in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for rejecting in the English»French Dictionary

I.reject [rɪˈdʒekt] VB trans

1. reject (decline):

reject

rejeter

reject application, article

refuser

to feel rejected

se sentir rejeté

2. reject LAW:

reject bill

rejeter

reject complaint

débouter

reject claim, authority

contester

3. reject (resist transplant):

reject

rejeter

4. reject TECH:

reject of products

mettre au rebut

II.reject [rɪˈdʒekt] N

1. reject (sub-standard product):

reject

rebut m

2. reject (ostracised person):

reject

laissé-pour-compte mf

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outright to reject, to refuse

en bloc

Translations for rejecting in the French»English Dictionary

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laissé-pour-compte (-ée-pour-compte)

reject

éconduire

to reject

refouler demande

to reject

refuser manuscrit

to reject

rejeter

to reject

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English

Rejecting her claim for damages, the court held that consent did not require an elaborate explanation of remote side effects.

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The micro-encapsulation process stops the organism from rejecting these cells by protecting them in a sphere, thus preventing the immune system from recognizing them.

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This led to the stadium possibly rejecting football and surviving on subsides.

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In other words, minimal deterrence requires rejecting a counterforce strategy in favor of pursuing survivable force that can be used in a countervalue second strike.

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A popular misconception assumes hermits withdraw to a solitary life of contemplation, rejecting the hurly-burly of living in society.

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Hill released a statement to BM members rejecting the expulsion and threatening a court injunction to overturn the expulsion.

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She remarks that he is no longer a greenhorn, rejecting his advances.

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After rejecting politics four times, the chatbot was asked what it wanted to talk about.

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Clients may be experienced as negative, rejecting, demanding, aggressive or manipulative.

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In search for her eternal soul mate, she made the animals, flowers and birds her friends and companions, rejecting family life and worldly attachment.

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