Rejection

Definition

reject /r'dʒekt/ v ၁။ ပယ္ခ်သည္။ ပယ္သည္။ reject a gift/an argument/a decision/a possibility/a suggestion ❍ a rejected candidate/applicant ❍ The proposal was firmly/flatly rejected. ❍ After the transplant his body rejected (ie failed to adapt to) the new heart. ၂။ ပယ္သည္။ Imperfect articles are rejected by our quality control. ❍ Previously rejected players have been brought back into the team. ❍ The army doctors rejected several recruits as unfit. ၃။ ပစ္ပယ္သည္။ ပစ္ထားသည္။ The child was rejected by its parents. ❍ The lioness rejected the smallest cub. /'ri:dʒekt/ n အပယ္ခံ။ အပယ္ခံပစၥည္း။ The rejects (ie damaged or spoiled goods) are sold off cheaply. ❍ reject china/furniture/clothing. ❏ rejection /r'dʒekʃn/ n [U, C] ပယ္ခ်ျခင္း။ Her proposal met with unanimous rejection/continual rejections. ❍ a rejection letter/slip (ie a formal letter or note saying that one is not being offered a job, one's book has not been accepted for publication, etc).

Examples

1. It is almost certain that our offer will be rejected.
2. [reject something out of hand] : The government have rejected the scheme out of hand.
3. The court rejected the argument and found the defendant not guilty.
4. The company rejected the entire shipment.
5. Local universities now reject as many as 15
6. 000 students per year.
7. He had rejected his daughter for marrying a Christian.