rejection in Japanese
rejection in Japanese is 拒絶 — rejection means the act of refusing or turning down something or someone.
rejection in Japanese
拒絶
Pronounced: kyozetsu
The act of rejecting.
What does "rejection" mean?
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noun The act of refusing or turning down something or someone.
"Every writer has to learn to live with rejection from publishers."
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noun A medical reaction in which the body attacks a transplanted organ or tissue.
"Medicine taken every day can help prevent rejection of a new kidney."
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rejection in a sentence
- Every writer has to learn to live with rejection from publishers.
- He took the rejection letter better than expected.
- Medicine taken every day can help prevent rejection of a new kidney.
- The patient was admitted to hospital because of suspected rejection of the transplant.
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What is "rejection" in Japanese?
"rejection" in Japanese is 拒絶. rejection means: The act of refusing or turning down something or someone.
How do you pronounce 拒絶?
"rejection" in Japanese is 拒絶, pronounced "kyozetsu".
How do you use "rejection" in a sentence?
Example: "Every writer has to learn to live with rejection from publishers." In Japanese, "rejection" is 拒絶.
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