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1) (to declare not to be true: He denied the charge of theft.) negar, desmentir2) (to refuse (to give or grant someone something); to say `no' to: He was denied admission to the house.) rechazar•- denialdeny vb negar / desmentirtr[dɪ'naɪ]3 formal use (disown - person) desconocer, negar a; (- faith, country) renegar de; (not admit, disclaim) negar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLthere's no denying that... es innegable que...to deny oneself sacrificarseto deny oneself of something privarse de algo1) refute: desmentir, negar2) disown, repudiate: negar, renegar de3) refuse: denegar4)to deny oneself : privarse, sacrificarsev.• denegar v.• desmentir v.• negar v.• privar v.dɪ'naɪtransitive verb denies, denying, denied1) \<\<accusation/fact\>\> negar*; \<\<rumors\>\> desmentir*there's no denying that... — es innegable or no se puede negar que...
to deny -ING: she denied stealing o having stolen it — negó haberlo robado
2) ( refuse) \<\<request\>\> denegar*to deny somebody something — negarle* algo a alguien
to deny oneself — sacrificarse*
3) ( disavow) (liter) \<\<faith/country\>\> renegar* de[dɪ'naɪ]VT1) [+ charge] negar, rechazar; [+ report] desmentir; [+ possibility, truth of statement] negarto deny that... — negar que...
he denies that he said it, he denies having said it — niega haberlo dicho
there's no denying it — no se puede negar, es innegable
2) (=refuse) [+ request] denegarto deny sb sth — negar algo a algn, privar a algn de algo
to deny o.s. sth — privarse de algo
3) (=renounce) [+ faith] renegar de* * *[dɪ'naɪ]transitive verb denies, denying, denied1) \<\<accusation/fact\>\> negar*; \<\<rumors\>\> desmentir*there's no denying that... — es innegable or no se puede negar que...
to deny -ING: she denied stealing o having stolen it — negó haberlo robado
2) ( refuse) \<\<request\>\> denegar*to deny somebody something — negarle* algo a alguien
to deny oneself — sacrificarse*
3) ( disavow) (liter) \<\<faith/country\>\> renegar* de
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