Definition of reluct in English:

reluct

verb rɪˈlʌkt

1To show reluctance to do something. rare.
2With against, at, to.
3Without construction.

Origin

Early 16th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin reluctārī to struggle, resist, to offer resistance, to show reluctance from re- + luctārī to struggle. With the sense development compare reluctance, reluctant, reluctation, and also reluctate.

Definition of reluct in US English:

reluct

verbrɪˈlʌkt

1To show reluctance to do something. rare.
2With against, at, to.
3Without construction.

Origin

Early 16th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin reluctārī to struggle, resist, to offer resistance, to show reluctance from re- + luctārī to struggle. With the sense development compare reluctance, reluctant, reluctation, and also reluctate.

词汇	reluct
释义	Definition of reluct in English: reluct verb rɪˈlʌkt 1To show reluctance to do something. rare. 2With against, at, to. 3Without construction. Origin Early 16th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin reluctārī to struggle, resist, to offer resistance, to show reluctance from re- + luctārī to struggle. With the sense development compare reluctance, reluctant, reluctation, and also reluctate. Definition of reluct in US English: reluct verbrɪˈlʌkt 1To show reluctance to do something. rare. 2With against, at, to. 3Without construction. Origin Early 16th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin reluctārī to struggle, resist, to offer resistance, to show reluctance from re- + luctārī to struggle. With the sense development compare reluctance, reluctant, reluctation, and also reluctate.
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