I asked, but I was rejected. I asked, but I was declined.
「頼んだけど、断られた」は英語に訳すとこのようです。
I requested it, but they declined.
I requested, but they refused.
I asked, but I was rejected.
I asked, but I was declined.
「頼む」というのは to ask; to request になります。
「断る」というのは to decline; to refused; to reject になります。その中に to decline は一番丁寧なので、ビジネス場面で一番ふさわしいかもしれません。 to reject は結構厳しい「こだわる」の言い方です。To refuse は to decline と to reject の間ぐらいです。
例文
I asked her out in high school, but she rejected me.
高校の時、付き合ってくださいと言っていたけど、断られた。
I asked our client to attend, but they declined.
取引先に参加してくださいと言っていたが、断られた。
こ参考までに。
My request to the business partner regarding the project resources was declined.
The business partner declined my request to extend the project timeline.
You might have requested the business partner to provide more resources for the project you are managing, but the business partner refused stating that the resources already provided were more than enough. In this case, the noun 'resources' means 'a stock or supply of money, materials, staff, and other assets that can be drawn on by a person or organization in order to function effectively'.
In the second sentence, you are reporting to your boss that due to the fact that the project timeline is short and that the project may not be completed in that time span, you requested the
business partner to extend it.
However, the business partner declined the request, stating that he needed the project to be delivered as soon as possible.
I went through the motions but he wasn't interested
I put the question but he wasn't up for it
To turn someone down =to issue a refusal to someone.
Eg "We had to turn Joan down, even though her proposal was okay. .."
To go through the motions = to act or perform the task (of doing something) mechanically or without sincerity. In the example, the speaker uses 'go through the motions' because he was of the opinion that the offer would be refused.
To put the question = to ask someone a specific question.
To be up for something = willing to do a particular activity, willing to do or accept something:willing, ready, interested
‘What do you feel like doing?’ ‘I’d be up for just about anything.’
To turn someone down =断る、却下する
例
"We had to turn Joan down, even though her proposal was okay. .."
（ジョーンの提案は良かったけど、却下しました）
To go through the motions = ～のふり（しぐさ）をする
例文の中では 'go through the motions'と言うフレーズを使っていますが、これは申し出は断られるであろうと彼が思ったからです。
To put the question = 具体的な質問をする
To be up for something = 意気込んで～する、乗り気で～する
例
‘What do you feel like doing?’
（何がしたい気分ですか？）
‘I’d be up for just about anything.’
（なんでもしたい気分です）
My request was unfortunately denied by him/her.
denied: not allowed/declined
unfortunately: sadly
I made a proposal, but it wasn't successful.
proposal: an offer or suggestion
My request was unfortunately denied by him/her.
（お願いしましたが、残念ながら彼（彼女）に断られました）
denied: 認められなかった、断られた
unfortunately: 残念ながら）
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I made a proposal, but it wasn't successful.
（提案をしましたが、ダメでした）
proposal: オファー、提案
If you ask someone for something, that is a request, and they can refuse to give you what you ask for or to comply with your request, showing that they are not cooperating. This works in business as well as in other situations. If your request is denied, that is less negative than in the first example. Furthermore, sometimes a simple, "no" is given to a request, and this is all that needs to be repeated.
My purposal to (Buisness partners name) has been declined.
If you are trying to describe that your request has been declined it is very important to first state the third party (business partner) who is involved and rejected your request. There are many different synonyms which can be used for request, another including a proposal. By telling your boss that your proposal has been declined by your business partner will allow your boss to understand your current situation.
"Request" is a formal/business way to say that you asked for something. A person can request things like time off work, to change your work schedule, asking for work equipment ect. This would indicate that you formally requested, or asked for something via an email or some type of written form that could be tracked and filed for future reference.
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