spurn是什么意思_音标_用法_例句

简单释义：

n. 拒绝；藐视；唾弃；不理睬

v. （尤指傲慢地）拒绝

网络 摒弃；践踏；摈弃

变形：

过去分词：spurned  现在分词：spurning  第三人称单数：spurns  

完整释义：

v.

1.践踏;一脚踢开
2.〔古语〕踢,踢走,赶走,驱逐;一脚踢开
3.踢开,抛弃;拿脚踢,踹在脚下
4.轻蔑地拒绝,摒弃,唾弃
5.蔑视,唾弃
6.狂傲地拒绝

n.

1.踢开
2.拒绝;唾弃;不理睬;藐视

例句：

1. Washington, Seoul and Tokyo were correct to spurn China's call for a six-party meeting.
   华盛顿、汉城和东京拒绝了中国关于六方会谈的呼吁，这是正确的。

2. The willingness of President Barack Obama's administration to spurn such assistance is as disappointing as it is lamentable.
   奥巴马政府摈弃这类援助的意愿既让人失望又令人扼腕。

3. And my belief is that you came to steal a pretty girl's heart away, and to ruin it, and to spurn in afterwards.
   我认为，你是要来偷一个漂亮姑娘的心，偷到以后就把它揉碎，然后踹在脚下。

4. To spurn the king and his invitation is a serious offense.
   拒绝王的邀请是很严重的犯上之罪

5. But the demonstrators spurn this, saying it will make the developers richer but not make housing cheaper.
   但示威者对此嗤之以鼻，声称这项举措只会使开发商更富有而不能使房价下降。

6. The internal aim lies not to be enthral of things and to spurn the force.
   不为物役、摒弃武力是软实力思想的内在旨归。

7. That, of course, is precisely why it should spurn the "go out" policy and instead stay home.
   当然，这恰恰说明，该公司应该放弃“走出去”政策，而固守国内市场。

8. At the same time, fresh memories of the depression caused banks and borrowers alike to spurn aggressive financial risk-taking.
   同时，记忆犹新的大萧条造成银行和放贷人可能都回避大胆的金融冒险。