shun

/shuhn/US // ʃʌn //UK // (ʃʌn) //

阴阳师,阴柔,阴,阴阳

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb

1
shunned, shun·ning.
- : to keep away from, from motives of dislike, caution, etc.; take pains to avoid.

verbavoid, ignore

Forms: shunned, shunning, shuns

Synonyms

It’s not illegal in the Kingdom anymore, but it’s still shunned and disgraced by the society as a whole, and even as a middle schooler I understood that.
Stridently independent, she shunned the industry in the face of systemic apathy toward a blind woman whose music defied all norms of the time.
She had to sort through precisely what to call herself because she didn’t want to offend someone by shunning a description or offend someone else by claiming a particular biography that wasn’t hers.
Its own technical staff continues to pressure the company to embrace environmental policies it has so far shunned.
Before you shun him, Miss Manners recommends that you proceed as though it were the latter.
The dish was a massive hit, and Shun Lee Palace subsequently received a four-star review in The New York Times.
Around that time, in 1972, Chinese-American restaurateur Michael Tong opened Shun Lee Palace on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.
She was personally against abortion, but she did not shun those who were pro-choice.
He was a rarity in a country where the superrich shun publicity or pretend they are like everyone else.
Batista also is a rarity in a country where the superrich shun publicity or pretend they are like everyone else.
But in saying life, it must not be thought that gaiety is implied; none could shun that as Lady Hartledon now seemed to shun it.

/shuhn/US // ʃʌn //UK // (ʃʌn) //

阴阳师,阴柔,阴,阴阳

v.有主动词 verb

1
shunned, shun·ning.
- : to keep away from, from motives of dislike, caution, etc.; take pains to avoid.

verbavoid, ignore

Forms: shunned, shunning, shuns

Synonyms

It’s not illegal in the Kingdom anymore, but it’s still shunned and disgraced by the society as a whole, and even as a middle schooler I understood that.
Stridently independent, she shunned the industry in the face of systemic apathy toward a blind woman whose music defied all norms of the time.
She had to sort through precisely what to call herself because she didn’t want to offend someone by shunning a description or offend someone else by claiming a particular biography that wasn’t hers.
Its own technical staff continues to pressure the company to embrace environmental policies it has so far shunned.
Before you shun him, Miss Manners recommends that you proceed as though it were the latter.
The dish was a massive hit, and Shun Lee Palace subsequently received a four-star review in The New York Times.
Around that time, in 1972, Chinese-American restaurateur Michael Tong opened Shun Lee Palace on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.
She was personally against abortion, but she did not shun those who were pro-choice.
He was a rarity in a country where the superrich shun publicity or pretend they are like everyone else.
Batista also is a rarity in a country where the superrich shun publicity or pretend they are like everyone else.
But in saying life, it must not be thought that gaiety is implied; none could shun that as Lady Hartledon now seemed to shun it.