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reject (B1)

カタカナ: リジェクト

IPA: /rɪˈdʒɛkt/

To refuse to accept, consider, believe, or use something or someone.

意味: 何かや誰かを受け入れる、検討する、信じる、あるいは使用することを拒むこと。

The committee decided to reject the application due to insufficient qualifications. — The committee decided to reject the application due to insufficient qualifications.
He felt deeply rejected when his friends didn't invite him to the party. — He felt deeply rejected when his friends didn't invite him to the party.
The machine automatically rejects any coins that are not valid. — The machine automatically rejects any coins that are not valid.

Japanese translations of Reject:

reject something (prepositional phrase): To refuse to accept or consider something. — "They rejected his ideas without even listening."
reject someone (prepositional phrase): To refuse to accept or associate with a person. — "She felt rejected by her peers."
reject something as (prepositional phrase): To refuse to accept something because it is considered to be of a certain type or quality. — "The court rejected the evidence as inadmissible."