Summary
rejection {noun}
animosidad · rechazo
to reject {verb}
descartar · rechazar · desaprobar · desestimar · marginar · desechar · despreciar · repulsar
Usage examples
... is called rejection....
... and obstinate rejection....
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Forum results
English-Spanish translation for "rejection"
"rejection" Spanish translation
rejection {noun}
rejection {noun} (also: hostility, animosity, ill feeling, antipathy)
The Commission should have thought very carefully after that initial rejection.
Unchecked, rejection of other people leads to racism, nationalism and fascism.
Central to the resolution will be the acceptance or rejection of the document.
As you know, the European Community was born out of rejection of this destruction.
The European Union once again emphasises its firm rejection of the death penalty.
reject
to reject {verb}
to reject [rejected|rejected] {vb} (also: to discard, to dismiss, to rule out, to dump)
It is therefore by no means certain that the Slovakian Parliament will reject the proposal to increase VAT on publications.
The global challenges for society mean that we must reject the all-too-easy recourse to the dissemination of information by means of
Of course, the harshest options were rejected, but nothing has been settled for the future.
Firstly, it is based on a coherent vision, a vision which rejects a hierarchy of types of human rights, but which emphasises their very interdependence.
to reject [rejected|rejected] {vb} (also: to decline, to defeat, to disdain, to turn down)
In this dialog, you can accept or reject individual changes made to a document.
Our group, naturally, as you will have realized, is going to reject his report.
Only three years ago Parliament had the courage to reject this very same report.
That they do not resort to financial inaction to reject reasonable proposals.
That is one further reason to reject both the Constitution and the Laschet report.
to reject [rejected|rejected] {vb} (also: to disapprove, to condemn, to disapprove of, to negative)
Urged by the President of the United States and already rejected by more than half its parliamentary majority, the Israeli Government is moving forward but dragging its feet.
to reject [rejected|rejected] {vb} (also: to cross out, to contemn)
Members may be interested to know that in order to reject the proposal, we have to vote in favour of the draft legislative resolution.
If the Court rejects the appeal, the decision of the Arbitration Committee shall become final.
My amendment was unfortunately rejected by Parliament.
The Committee on Legal Affairs therefore rejected the communication and questioned the legal basis.
Consequently, the Council rejected the Commission's recommendations and has opted to conclude the process.
to reject [rejected|rejected] {vb} (also: to ostracize, to marginalize)
to reject [rejected|rejected] {v.t.} (also: to turn down, to drop off, to throw out, to refuse)
Finally, we must reject the first and third sections of Amendment No 5, together with Amendments Nos 17 and 18.
Madam President, I want to explain why I voted not to reject the computer-related implemented inventions directive.
"Yet you have rejected and spurned and been enraged at your anointed."
rejected by the builders has become the corner-stone.
Thus the prophetic words of the Psalmist were fulfilled: The stone rejected by the builders has become the corner-stone.
to reject [rejected|rejected] {v.t.} (also: to despise, to scorn, to look down on, to spurn)
We profoundly regret the current rejection and marginalisation of renewable energies and efficiency within the current programmes.
They contain a truth which todays world often scorns and rejects, making love of self the supreme criterion of life.
It is a compound of anonymity and impunity coupled with a scorn one might describe as racist, which permits some individuals to treat a child as an object to be used, defiled and rejected.
to reject [rejected|rejected] {v.t.}
A blue bond which is the silent witness of a daily struggle, of social rejection of terrorism in the Basque Country of Spain, an area particularly scarred by this social ulcer.
In 1997, we must ensure that initiatives are implemented in close cooperation with organizations active in combating racism so that the rejection of racism becomes a matter of concern to us all.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "reject":
© Princeton Universityrule out · eliminate · winnow out · spurn · freeze off · scorn · pooh-pooh · disdain · turn down · disapprove · refuse · pass up · decline · turn away · resist · cull
Usage examples
Usage examples for "rejection" in Spanish
Forum results
"rejection" translation - forum results
Similar words
reinforcing · reins · reinstatement · reinsurance · reinter · reiteration · reiterative · reject · rejected · rejecting · rejection · rejoicing · rejuvenation · relapse · relascope · related · relation · relational · relations · relationship · relationships
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