Rejeter (en. Dismiss)
/ʁəʒete/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
verb
To make a sudden movement to send something away from oneself.
He rejected the ball out of the field.
Il a rejeté la balle hors du terrain.
To refuse a request or a project.
She rejected the job offer that was made to her.
Elle a rejeté l'offre de travail qu'on lui a faite.
Not to accept something.
They rejected the committee's ideas.
Ils ont rejeté les idées du comité.
Etymology
From the Latin 'rejacere', meaning 'to throw back'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to reject a project
Not to accept or abandon a proposal.
rejeter un projet
to blame someone
To accuse another person for a problem.
rejeter la faute sur quelqu'un
to reject a candidate
To refuse a person who applies for a position.
rejeter un candidat
Related Words
rejection
Action of rejecting, the act of not accepting something.
rejet
rejected
Qualifies something that has been set aside or refused.
rejeté
rejector
Device or mechanism that rejects items.
rejecteur
Slang Meanings
To tell someone off
He rejected her, he told her off.
Il l'a rejeté, il l'a envoyé balader.
To confront
She confronted him, she rejected his advances outright.
Elle l'a clashé, elle a rejeté ses avances sur le champ.