reject

reject
I ['riːdʒekt]
nome comm. scarto m. (di produzione)
II [rɪ'djekt]
verbo transitivo
1) rigettare, rifiutare, respingere [advice, request]; rifiutare [invitation, suggestion]; respingere [suitor, candidate, manuscript]; disconoscere [child, parent]
2) med. tecn. inform. psic. rigettare
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1. [rə'‹ekt] verb
(to refuse to accept: She rejected his offer of help; He asked her to marry him, but she rejected him.) respingere, rifiutare
2. ['ri:‹ekt] noun
(something that is rejected because it is faulty etc.) scarto
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reject /ˈri:dʒɛkt/
n.
1 scarto; oggetto di scarto; (comm.) scarto di fabbricazione
2 (mil.) riformato; persona inabile al servizio militare
3 (biol., med.) rigetto (di un trapianto, ecc.)
4 (USA, a scuola) studente espulso.
♦ (to) reject /rɪˈdʒɛkt/
v. t.
1 (leg.) rifiutare; respingere (anche leg.): to reject a claim, respingere un reclamo; to reject a proposal, rifiutare una proposta; The court rejected an appeal by his lawyer, il tribunale ha respinto l'appello presentato dal suo avvocato; You can reject three jurors, puoi rifiutare tre giurati; (comm.) to reject goods, respingere merci
2 (med.) rigettare: Older patients are more likely to reject transplanted organs, i pazienti più anziani sono più soggetti al rigetto degli organi trapiantati
3 (= to reject as unfit) (mil.) riformare: He was rejected as unfit for military service, è stato riformato
4 (USA, a scuola) espellere (uno studente)
5 (raro) rigettare; vomitare
● (comm.) reject goods, merci respinte.
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I ['riːdʒekt]
nome comm. scarto m. (di produzione)
II [rɪ'djekt]
verbo transitivo
1) rigettare, rifiutare, respingere [advice, request]; rifiutare [invitation, suggestion]; respingere [suitor, candidate, manuscript]; disconoscere [child, parent]
2) med. tecn. inform. psic. rigettare

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