disowned

英 [dɪsˈəʊnd]

美 [dɪsˈoʊnd]

v.  与…断绝关系; 否认对…的责任
disown的过去分词和过去式

过去式：disowned　

柯林斯词典

• VERB 与…断绝关系;否认对…的责任;否认…是自己的
  If youdisownsomeone or something, you say or show that you no longer want to have any connection with them or any responsibility for them.
  1. The man who murdered the girl is no son of mine. I disown him.
     杀害那女孩的人不配做我的儿子。我要与他脱离关系。
  2. Those comments were later disowned by an official army spokesman.
     这些话随后遭到了军方一位官方发言人的否认。

双语例句

• No, your grandfather would have simply disowned them not killed them.
  不，你祖父只会流放他们，不会杀了他们的。
• My family has disowned me.
  我的家人不认我了。
• Her grandfather disowned her mother, you know, years before.
  她的祖父多年前就和她母亲断绝了关系。
• He disowned his reprobate son.
  他的儿子是他的重担。
• E.g.: He disowned any hand in the book.
  他否认曾插手该书的编写工作。
• But the master himself disowned the MTFS because the Bank of England continued to regulate the money supply through interest rates rather than via the monetary base.
  但这位经济大师本人不赞成中期财政战略，因为英国央行（bankofEngland）对货币供应量的调节仍是通过利率而不是货币基础。
• She would never have disowned any one on the ground of poverty.
  她从不因为一个人穷，就跟他断绝往来。
• She worried that university counselors would eject her from school if they knew of the procedure. Girlfriends would have disowned her.
  她担心学校辅导员会开除她，女友也会从此断绝与她的来往。
• On the right, the ownership society has been disowned.
  对于右翼，所谓的所有者社会已经一无所有。
• She had never once dared think about telling her plight to her parents, for fear of being disowned.
  她从来没有敢想过把她的苦闷告诉她的父母，怕和他们断绝关系。