« to refuse (turn down) » en sept langues
Sensto refuse (turn down)
Espagnol
/retʃaˈθaɾ/
autre source · Old French rechacier 'to drive back'
The cognate rehusar exists but is formal; to refuse to do something is negarse a.
Français
/ʁəfyze/
héréditaire
Italien
/rifjuˈtare/
autre source · Latin REFŪTĀRE 'to rebut'
Portugais
/hekuˈzah/
autre source · Latin RECŪSĀRE 'to object, refuse'
Roumain
/refuˈza/
emprunté · French refuser
Catalan
/rəfuˈza/
héréditaire
Rebutjar is just as common.
Anglais
/ɹɪˈfjuz/
du latin/français · Old French refuser
L’ancêtre latin
*REFŪSĀRE‘to refuse (a blend of REFŪTĀRE and RECŪSĀRE)’
Les six sœurs en descendent, sauf indication contraire ci-dessous.
L’histoire
French refuser goes back to a spoken-Latin blend of REFŪTĀRE 'to rebut' and RECŪSĀRE 'to object'; Italian rifiutare comes from REFŪTĀRE itself, English refute's source. Spanish rechazar was borrowed from Old French 'to chase back'.
Parents anglais: refute, recuse
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- esRechazó la oferta.
- frElle a refusé l'offre.
- itHa rifiutato l'offerta.
- ptEla recusou a oferta.
- roA refuzat oferta.
- caVa refusar l'oferta.
- enShe refused the offer.
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