reject

• Substantivo que designa algo ou alguém rejeitado, recusado ou considerado inadequado; também se refere ao produto defeituoso ou fora dos padrões de qualidade.

A noun referring to something or someone that has been dismissed, refused, or deemed unsuitable.

1. Refused itemB2formal

   A product or item that has been discarded or refused because it is not up to standard.

   Item rejeitado

   • The factory sells its rejects at a discount.
   • All rejects from the production line are inspected for defects.
   • He bought a reject from the store because it was cheaper.

   Sinônimosdefectivediscardirregularthrowaway

2. Unwanted personB2informal

   A person who is not accepted or is excluded by society or a group.

   Rejeitado

   • He felt like a reject after being turned down for the team.
   • The school's social rejects often formed their own group.
   • She was treated as a reject by her former friends.

   Sinônimoscastawayderelictexileoutcastoutsiderpariahthrowaway

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de recusar aceitar, considerar ou submeter-se a algo.

A verb used to indicate the act of refusing to accept, consider, or submit to something.

1. B1formal

   To refuse to accept, consider, or use something.

   Rejeitar

   • The committee rejected his proposal.
   • She rejected the job offer because of the low salary.
   • The editor rejected the manuscript for publication.

   Sinônimosdeclinedenydisallowdismissrebuffrefuserepudiatespurnturn downveto

   Antônimosacceptadmitadoptapprovechooseembracereceiveselectwelcome

2. Dismiss or denyB1formal

   To refuse to believe or accept an idea, suggestion, or claim.

   Rejeitar

   • He rejected the accusation that he was lying.
   • The court rejected the defendant's argument.
   • Many people reject the notion that money brings happiness.

   Sinônimosdenydisapprovedisbelievediscreditdismissrebuffrefuserepudiatespurnveto

   Antônimosacceptacknowledgeadmitbelieveembraceentertain

3. Push away or discardB2informal

   To physically push something away or discard it as unwanted.

   Empurrar para longe ou descartar

   • The body may reject a transplanted organ.
   • She rejected the spoiled fruit from the basket.
   • The machine automatically rejects defective products.

   Sinônimoscast offdiscarddispose ofdumpjettisonrepelrepulsethrow awaytoss

   Antônimosacceptembracekeepreceiveretain