"refusal" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

refusal sustantivo

sustantivo + refusal
Kolokacji: 3
Santos refusal • refusal of the government • blanket refusal
refusal + verbo
Kolokacji: 13
refusal leads • refusal causes • refusal makes • refusal results • refusal means • ...
verbo + refusal
Kolokacji: 11
protest one's refusal • explain one's refusal • give refusal • cite one's refusal • criticize one's refusal • ...
adjetivo + refusal
Kolokacji: 30
stubborn refusal • initial refusal • steadfast refusal • flat refusal • polite refusal • ...
1. stubborn refusal = uparta odmowa stubborn refusal
2. adamant refusal = stanowcza odmowa adamant refusal
4. obstinate refusal = zawzięta odmowa obstinate refusal
5. longstanding refusal = longstanding odmowa longstanding refusal
6. dogged refusal = uparta odmowa dogged refusal
  • As the match progresses, Creed's superior skill is countered by Rocky's apparently unlimited ability to absorb punishment, and his dogged refusal to be knocked out.
  • This was the son who had once so enraged his father with his steadfast gaze and his outspoken words, with his dogged refusal to play Lord Colum's games.
  • But this dogged refusal to fret much about public relations is a recurring theme with the secretary of defense.
  • If manly men are defined by their dogged refusal to allow facts to dislodge their most firmly held beliefs, then I agree.
  • But so far, Mr. Hunt's dogged refusal to concede defeat has been notable only for its lack of success.
  • Behind these ructions lies a dogged refusal to acknowledge the root cause of the problem.
  • Despite her dogged refusal to complain out loud about her bone pain, it remained intractable.
  • Several of the first 24 have already taken advantage of this, but their dogged refusal to publish these documents means that we (the people who pay for them) can't see how.
  • Sara's head swayed back and forth in dogged refusal.
  • While liberal commentators complained about his dogged refusal to release certain films, others (such as Mary Whitehouse) saw him as excessively lenient.
(2) initial, American
Kolokacji: 2
(4) flat, outright, blunt
Kolokacji: 3
(6) apparent, deliberate, simple
Kolokacji: 3
(7) willful, defiant
Kolokacji: 2
preposición + refusal
Kolokacji: 20
of refusal • for one's refusal • to one's refusal • in one's refusal • with one's refusal • ...

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