spurned

UK
/spɜːnd/
US
/spɜrnd/
spurnedpartizip perfekt
UK
/spɜːnd/
US
/spɜrnd/
Used attributively or predicatively to describe someone or something that has been rejected.
Übersetzungen
The spurned lover decided to move on with their life.
Отвергнутый любовник решил двигаться дальше по жизни.
Definitionen
Rejected with disdain or contempt.
Feeling spurned, she decided to move on and focus on her own happiness.
spurnverb

spurned

Präteritum

spurned
Präteritum
spurned
Partizip Perfekt
spurning
Gerundium
UK
/spɜːn/
US
/spɜrn/
Übersetzungen
She spurned his offer to help.
Она отвергла его предложение помочь.
Definitionen
To reject with disdain or contempt.
She spurned his offer to help, insisting she could manage on her own.
(archaic) To kick at or strike with the foot; to drive or force away by kicking.
The horse spurned the dirt with its hooves before galloping off.
spurnsubstantiv
Definitionen
An act of rejecting or refusing something with disdain.
His spurn of the offer left everyone in shock.
(archaic) A kick or thrust with the foot.
With a sudden spurn, he sent the stone skittering down the path.