Examples of using Rebuff in English and their translations into Spanish
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the Netherlands is putatively a rebuff to the draft constitution of the European Union,
Survivors who report abuses to company management or rebuff advances risk getting fired
This can only be seen as a rebuff and an unwillingness to recognize the organizations
a kind of rebuff; declining the offer to share even a low-grade drink is a discourtesy
Another rebuff of the myth of equality was women's poor representation on the boards of government-controlled companies-- 28 per cent in the public sector and even less in the private sector-- and, since the late 1980s, the decline in the number of women who presided over such governing boards.
When rebuffed, he simply pulls back
When you ride in a group, the rebuffs, the turbulence, affect much more.
Moses rebuffed him, saying:“Who art thou?
Rebuffed, Mona goes next to Lucas' table.
Cameron rebuffed the Argentine president's demand that the islands be handed over.
I rebuffed her advances.
The heroine rebuffed the advances.
I have been rebuffing attacks on you for eight years.
Even your rebuffs please me.
If my rebuffs please you.
Albany Rebuffs City Traffic Plan.
Arab League rebuffs Damascus as Clinton to meet Syrian opposition in Geneva.
So I rebuffed him and then I was outside sitting in the car.
When he told Hermione that he could go on alone, she rebuffed him.
A brave volunteer corps gathered together and rebuffed the impure force.