spurn [spɜ:n, 美 spɜ:rn] 动词 trans 书
- to spurn sb/sth
- jdn/etw zurückweisen
- to spurn sb/sth (contemptuously)
- jdn/etw verschmähen 雅
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
He spurned her, and she pretended to withdraw until, thinking himself alone, he undressed to bathe in her waters.
en.wikipedia.org She misinterprets the gesture, however, as simply a way to cheer her up, and unwittingly spurns his affections.
en.wikipedia.org His more fundamental nonlocal damage model and second-gradient model spurned an avalanche of follow-up studies and became a vital check for sensitive designs.
en.wikipedia.org He eventually spurns her, vowing to not leave his wife.
en.wikipedia.org They spurn technologies that they fear will ruin their community and its religious values: television, cars, computers, etc.
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