英语词汇“θ109738”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

the world > movement > motion in a certain direction > going away > causing to go away > command to go away [verb (transitive)] > drive away > repel (37)

recoil?c1225

transitive. To beat, drive, or force back; to cause to retreat or retire. Frequently with adverb (esp. aback, back) or adverbial phrase. Also figur…

to turn againc1330

transitive. To cause (a person or thing) to turn back; to drive back, repel (a person) (cf. main senses 18b 27); (figurative) to convert (cf. main…

to put awayc1350

transitive. To drive away, repel; (also) to deflect (a blow). Obsolete.

rebukec1380

transitive. To beat down or force back; to repulse (a person); to repress or check. Obsolete.

to put abacka1382

transitive. To repel, reject; to neglect; to lower in status; to retard, impede, set back. Obsolete.

to put againa1382

transitive. To drive, force; to expel, send away from by force or command. to put again: to drive back, repel. Obsolete.

again-puta1400

transitive. To push back. Also intransitive: to dash (into something).

rebut?a1425

transitive. To repel, repulse, drive back (an enemy or an attack). Now rare.

repeal?a1425

transitive. = repel, v.

retroylc1425

transitive. To press back (an enemy); to crush.

rebatea1475

transitive. To repulse, drive back (an enemy, etc.). Also in extended use. Obsolete.

repel?a1475

transitive. To drive or force back (an assailant or invader, an attack, etc.) by physical force; to repulse. Also intransitive.

repulse?a1475

transitive. To drive or beat back (an assailant or assault); to repel by force of arms. Also occasionally intransitive.

to put backa1500

transitive. To force back, repulse; to refuse, reject. Obsolete.

refel1548

transitive. To repulse or drive back (an attempt, undertaking, threat, etc.).

revert1575

transitive. To turn, force, or drive back. Obsolete.

rembar1588

transitive. To shut out, repel.

to beat back1593

To drive back by force, to repel, repulse.

rebeat1595

transitive. To beat or drive back; to repel, repulse. Cf. rebate, v.1 1e 1b. Obsolete.

reject1603

transitive. To throw or cast back. Also: to repel, repulse (an assailant). Obsolete.

repress1623

transitive. To drive or force backwards physically. Obsolete.

rambarrea1630

transitive. To beat or force back, repulse.

stave1631

figurative. Chiefly to stave off. To keep (a person) away or at a distance; to repel. Obsolete.

refringe1692

transitive. To knock or drive back. rare.

slap-back1931

A counter-attack, retaliation.

Subcategories:

— with harsh words, treatment, or denial (2)

— something impinging or advancing (7)

— by the operation of natural laws (1)

— rain, sunlight, etc. (2)

单词	θ109738
释义	the world > movement > motion in a certain direction > going away > causing to go away > command to go away [verb (transitive)] > drive away > repel (37) recoil?c1225 transitive. To beat, drive, or force back; to cause to retreat or retire. Frequently with adverb (esp. aback, back) or adverbial phrase. Also figur… to turn againc1330 transitive. To cause (a person or thing) to turn back; to drive back, repel (a person) (cf. main senses 18b 27); (figurative) to convert (cf. main… to put awayc1350 transitive. To drive away, repel; (also) to deflect (a blow). Obsolete. rebukec1380 transitive. To beat down or force back; to repulse (a person); to repress or check. Obsolete. to put abacka1382 transitive. To repel, reject; to neglect; to lower in status; to retard, impede, set back. Obsolete. to put againa1382 transitive. To drive, force; to expel, send away from by force or command. to put again: to drive back, repel. Obsolete. again-puta1400 transitive. To push back. Also intransitive: to dash (into something). rebut?a1425 transitive. To repel, repulse, drive back (an enemy or an attack). Now rare. repeal?a1425 transitive. = repel, v. retroylc1425 transitive. To press back (an enemy); to crush. rebatea1475 transitive. To repulse, drive back (an enemy, etc.). Also in extended use. Obsolete. repel?a1475 transitive. To drive or force back (an assailant or invader, an attack, etc.) by physical force; to repulse. Also intransitive. repulse?a1475 transitive. To drive or beat back (an assailant or assault); to repel by force of arms. Also occasionally intransitive. to put backa1500 transitive. To force back, repulse; to refuse, reject. Obsolete. refel1548 transitive. To repulse or drive back (an attempt, undertaking, threat, etc.). revert1575 transitive. To turn, force, or drive back. Obsolete. rembar1588 transitive. To shut out, repel. to beat back1593 To drive back by force, to repel, repulse. rebeat1595 transitive. To beat or drive back; to repel, repulse. Cf. rebate, v.1 1e 1b. Obsolete. reject1603 transitive. To throw or cast back. Also: to repel, repulse (an assailant). Obsolete. repress1623 transitive. To drive or force backwards physically. Obsolete. rambarrea1630 transitive. To beat or force back, repulse. stave1631 figurative. Chiefly to stave off. To keep (a person) away or at a distance; to repel. Obsolete. refringe1692 transitive. To knock or drive back. rare. slap-back1931 A counter-attack, retaliation. Subcategories: — with harsh words, treatment, or denial (2) — something impinging or advancing (7) — by the operation of natural laws (1) — rain, sunlight, etc. (2)
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