1.〈古〉踢,踢走,赶走,驱逐;一脚踢开
2.蔑视,唾弃
3.践踏;一脚踢开
4.轻蔑地拒绝,摒弃,唾弃
1.〈古〉踢,踢走,赶走,驱逐;一脚踢开
2.蔑视,唾弃
3.践踏;一脚踢开
4.轻蔑地拒绝,摒弃,唾弃
1.拒绝;唾弃;不理睬;藐视
2.踢开
1.to refuse to accept someone’s love or friendship
2.to refuse to accept something, do something, or deal with something
1.He has spurned the front-line, preferring to confine himself in youth and rural politics.
他宁可将自己局限于青年和乡野政治中也不愿走上台前。
2.for they have rejected the law of the LORD Almighty and spurned the word of the Holy One of Israel.
因为他们厌弃万军之耶和华的训诲，藐视以色列圣者的言语。
3.I must admit, though you spurned my friendship, that I would trust the given word of Amerigo Bonasera more than I would any other man's.
我必须承认，虽然你拒绝接受我的友谊，与我相信任何其他男人的保证相比，我更相信亚美利哥·勃纳瑟拉的保证。
4.She says poor manners were the main reason the bank spurned the latecomer for its management-training program.
她说，那位迟到者最终没能获准参与银行的管理培训项目，他在用餐时的糟糕表现是最主要的原因。
5.Mindful of the importance of continuity, he made a huge effort to retain Kennedy's advisers, even those who had previously spurned him.
约翰逊意识到保证总统班底顺利衔接的重要性，他作出巨大努力去留住肯尼迪的一众顾问，即便是那些曾鄙视过他的也不例外。
6.Then he came again for bread and wine, and I spurned him; And the angels laughed at me.
因此，当他再次向我讨要酒食，我则弃之不顾，然而天使却因此嘲笑我。
7.Born in Los Angeles to an American mother, he was the illegitimate son of a renowned Japanese poet who spurned him.
他生于洛杉矶，父亲是位日本知名诗人，母亲是美国人，他是他们的私生子。
8.To look like a supplicant is unfortunate; to be a spurned one is humiliating.
求人是一种不幸；被拒绝则是一种羞耻。
9.The wayward boy soon spurned the shelter of his roof, and sought associates more congenial to his taste.
男孩子不久就拒绝了他的庇护，寻找和他兴趣相投的同伴去了。
10.Joffrey had offered me a tower to die in, but I had spurned his gift, so now he meant to offer me a dungeon.
乔佛里曾为我准备了个塔楼送终，但是我拒绝了他的礼物，所以他又送了我间地牢。