No. 4,807 in French
rejeté
"Rejeté" means "rejected" in English.
In a sentence
Le projet a été rejeté par le comité pour des raisons budgétaires.
The project was rejected by the committee for budgetary reasons.
Here, 'rejeté' is used as the past participle of 'rejeter,' meaning 'to reject,' indicating that the project was not accepted or approved by the committee.
Il s'est senti rejeté par ses amis après leur dispute.
He felt rejected by his friends after their argument.
In this case, 'rejeté' is used to describe an emotional state, implying a feeling of exclusion or abandonment experienced by the subject.
Les déchets ont été rejetés dans la rivière, polluant ainsi l'environnement.
The waste was discharged into the river, polluting the environment.
Here, 'rejeté' is used to describe the act of discharging or expelling waste, demonstrating its usage in a physical action context involving environmental impacts.
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