拒之门外 | Chinese meaning

拒之门外【jù zhī mén wài】

to lock one's door and refuse to see sb

Generated definitions (experimental)

to lock one's door and refuse to see sb

This phrase expresses the action of deliberately rejecting someone or refusing to allow them entry, often used to indicate a strong unwillingness to engage with the person outside.

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I was in a bad mood and locked out all my friends.

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She was angry, so she decided to shut him out.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to shut someone outto firmly shut someone outto consistently refuse to engage with someoneto refuse someone without hesitationto resolutely shut someone outto decisively turn someone awayto reject someone entirelyan attitude of shutting someone outthe practice of shutting someone outto proactively shut someone out

拒之门外【jù zhī mén wài】

to lock one's door and refuse to see sb

Generated definitions (experimental)

to lock one's door and refuse to see sb

This phrase expresses the action of deliberately rejecting someone or refusing to allow them entry, often used to indicate a strong unwillingness to engage with the person outside.