| 释义 |
●ˌrule sb ˈout (as sth) 🔑●ˌrule sb ˈout of sth 🔑1. if sb rules sb else out, they decide that it is not possible for them to have done sth or to do sth, or that they are not suitable for sth 把（某人）排除在外；认为（某人）不适合◆The police soon ruled out her husband as a suspect.
警方很快就排除了她丈夫的嫌疑。◆The producer ruled out an older actress for the role.
制片人认为年长的女演员不适合该角色。◆Ramsay has been ruled out as too old for the job.
拉姆齐被认为年纪太大，不适合做那份工作。2. if sth rules sb out, it makes it impossible for sb to have done sth or to do sth, or makes them not suitable for sth 使（某人）被排除；使（某人）不适合◆Several people saw her at the restaurant at 9.00 p.m. so that seems to rule her out as the murderer.
有几个人晚上 9 点在饭店见过她，因此似乎排除了她是凶手的可能性。◆Beckham has been ruled out of tonight’s game with a knee injury.
贝克汉姆因膝部受伤不可能参加今晚的比赛了。 ➡ see also rule yourself out, etc.[v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n] [v + n/pron + adv + prep] |