disown

US /dɪˈsoʊn/
UK /dɪˈsoʊn/
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1.

否认, 不承认

deny the ownership of or responsibility for

:
The company tried to disown the controversial statement made by its former CEO.
该公司试图否认其前首席执行官发表的争议性声明。
He was forced to disown his earlier comments after public backlash.
在公众强烈反对后,他被迫否认了自己早些时候的言论。
2.

与...断绝关系, 不认

refuse to have any further connection with

:
Her family threatened to disown her if she married outside their religion.
如果她嫁给外教,她的家人威胁要与她断绝关系
After the scandal, many of his former allies began to disown him.
丑闻发生后,他许多以前的盟友开始与他划清界限