| 单词 | ignore |
| 释义 | ignore verbadverb | verb + ignore | phrases adverb➤altogether, completely, entirely, totally, utterly完全忽视；彻底忽视；全然不理睬▸➤almost, practically, virtually几乎不理会▸➤effectively, essentially, largely实际上／本质上／大体上忽视➤basically基本上忽视◆shona basically ignored her.肖纳基本上不理她。➤promptly立即抛诸脑后◆a look of disapproval which he promptly ignored他当即置之不理的指责目光➤generally普遍忽视➤typically通常忽视◆the press typically ignores a problem until it causes a crisis.新闻界通常对问题视而不见，直到它酿成危机。➤just, merely, simply置之不理；根本不予理睬◆the government has simply ignored the problem altogether.政府对这个问题全然置之不理。➤consistently一贯忽视➤routinely, systematically照例／全面忽视◆social services routinely ignore the problems facing at-risk young women.社会福利部门对于弱势年轻妇女所面临的问题照例视而不见。➤frequently, repeatedly经常／一再忽视▸➤apparently貌似忽略▸➤easily容易忽视◆the diesel fumes from the buses are not easily ignored.公共汽车排放的柴油发动机尾气很难视而不见。➤conveniently (ironic) 为图便利而忽略◆the managers have conveniently ignored these statistics.经理们为图省心而忽略了这些统计数字。➤blatantly公然无视◆safety guidelines had been blatantly ignored.安全规章被公然无视。➤➤carefully, deliberately, determinedly, intentionally, pointedly, purposely, resolutely, steadfastly, studiously故意忽视；刻意忽略；坚决不理睬；故意不理睬◆she sat at her desk and studiously ignored me.她坐在办公桌前，故意对我不理不睬。➤wilfully/willfully佯装视而不见◆hill wilfully ignored the conventions of the banking world.希尔佯装对银行界的常规不管不顾。➤blithely, cheerfully, happily漫不经心地不理会；兴奋地不理睬◆he blithely ignored her protests and went on talking.对她的抗议他充耳不闻，继续侃侃而谈。➤politely客气地忽略◆the group politely ignored her remark.这群人出于礼貌对她的话不加理会。verb + ignore➤cannot, cannot afford to不能／不容忽略◆a warning the president cannot afford to ignore总统不能置之不理的警示➤be difficult to, be hard to, be impossible to难以忽略；不可能忽视➤be foolish to, be stupid to, be wrong to忽略⋯是愚蠢的；忽略⋯是错误的◆it would be foolish to ignore them completely.如果对他们全然不顾就是愚蠢的。➤tend to往往忽略◆scientists have tended to ignore these findings.科学家们往往忽视这些发现。➤be willing to乐于忽略◆people seem very willing to ignore the risks.人们似乎非常乐于对这些风险视而不见。➤choose to, decide to, prefer to决定不理会；宁肯忽略◆the judge chose to ignore the views of the doctors.法官决定对医生们的意见不予考虑。◆he continued eating, deciding to ignore her.他继续吃着，决意对她不理不睬。◆he preferred to ignore these comments.他宁肯对这些评说置之不理。➤attempt to, try to试图忽略➤pretend to假装视而不见◆i shrugged, pretending to ignore him.我耸了耸肩，假装对他视而不见。➤learn to学会不予理会◆i've learned to ignore all of my sister's hurtful comments.我已经学会对我妹妹那些伤人的话不予理会了。➤manage to成功地不加理会◆jason had managed to ignore a lot of the pressure for most of his career.在其职业生涯中绝大多数情况下，贾森成功地化解了许多压力。➤continue to继续不予理会phrases➤be widely ignored被普遍忽视◆safety standards are widely ignored in the industry.安全标准在该行业中被普遍忽视。➤ignore sth at your peril自担风险忽略⋯◆the pernicious effect of this advertising on children is a problem that we ignore at our peril.这则广告会对儿童产生恶劣影响，对这个问题置之不理会让我们自食苦果。➤ignore the fact that...忽略⋯的事实◆did you think i'd ignore the fact that you were suffering from shock?你受到惊吓，你以为我会置之不理吗？➤sth can be safely ignored (ironic) 对⋯可以不予理会◆these people occupy such a marginal position in society that the authorities think they can be safely ignored.这些人处于社会的边缘，当局认为完全不用理会他们。 ignore verbignore ♦︎ disregard ♦︎ overlook ♦︎ turn a blind eye ♦︎ take no notice ♦︎ neglect ♦︎ gloss over sththese words all mean to pay little or no attention to sth.这些词均表示忽视、不理会。patterns and collocations 句型和搭配◆to ignore / disregard / overlook / turn a blind eye to / neglect / gloss over the fact that...◆to ignore / disregard / overlook / neglect the importance / need / possibility of sth◆to ignore / disregard sb's advice / rules / wishes◆to ignore / overlook sb / sth's faults / shortcomings◆to often ignore / disregard / overlook / neglect / gloss over sb / sth◆to completely / entirely / totally / largely / generally / frequently / deliberately ignore / disregard / overlook / neglect sth◆to conveniently ignore / overlook / turn a blind eye to / gloss over sb / sth◆to consistently ignore / overlook / neglect sth■ ignore /ɪgnɔː(r)/ [transitive] to pay no attention to sth; to pretend that you have not seen sb or that sb is not there忽视；对⋯不予理会；佯装未见◆he ignored all the 'no smoking' signs and lit up a cigarette.他无视各处“禁止吸烟”的警示牌，点燃了香烟。◆i made a suggestion but they chose to ignore it.我提了个建议，但他们不予理会。◆we cannot afford to ignore their advice.我们不能不考虑他们的劝告。◆she ignored him and carried on with her work.她没理他，继续干自己的活。opp pay attention to sth → hear ■ disregard /dɪsrɪgɑːd; name dɪsrɪgɑːrd/ [transitive] (formal) to not consider sth; to treat sth as unimportant不理会；不顾；漠视◆the board completely disregarded my recommendations.董事会完全无视我的建议。◆safety rules were disregarded.安全规定遭到忽视。▸ disregard noun [uncountable] ◆she shows a total disregard for other people's feelings.她丝毫不顾及别人的感受。■ overlook /əʊvəlʊk; name oʊvərlʊk/ [transitive] (rather formal) to see sth wrong or bad but decide to ignore it（对不良现象等）不予理会，视而不见◆we could not afford to overlook such a serious offence.对这样严重的违法行为，我们决不能视若无睹。◆he's so friendly people are prepared to overlook his faults.他待人友好，所以人们愿意忽略他的缺点。■ turn a blind eye -->idiomto pretend not to notice sth bad that is happening, so that you do not have to do anything about it（对不良现象）佯装不见，睁一只眼闭一只眼◆the authorities were either unaware of the problem or turned a blind eye to it.当局对这个问题要么没有察觉，要么视而不见。■ take no notice phrase(took, taken)to pay no attention to sb/sth, as if they/it were not there or did not exist不注意；不理会◆take no notice of what he says.别理会他说的话。◆don't take any notice of what you read in the papers.别在意在报上看到的东西。◆take no notice and they'll just go away.不去理睬，他们就会走开。■ neglect /nɪglekt/ [transitive] (rather formal) to not give enough attention to sth忽略；忽视；不重视◆dance has been neglected by television.电视节目一向不重视舞蹈。◆she has neglected her studies.她忽略了自己的学业。 ➡ see also neglect → neglect noun , neglect → leave verb 5 ■ gloss over sth -->phrasal verbto avoid talking about sth unpleasant or embarrassing by not dealing with it in detail掩饰；掩盖；把⋯搪塞过去◆there is a strong temptation to gloss over potential problems.人们强烈地倾向于把潜在的问题掩盖起来。◆he glossed over any splits in the party.他掩饰了党内出现的任何分裂现象。ignore /ɪgnɔː(r)/ [transitive] to pay no attention to sth; to pretend that you have not seen sb or that sb is not there忽视；对⋯不予理会；佯装未见◆he ignored all the 'no smoking' signs and lit up a cigarette.他无视各处“禁止吸烟”的警示牌，点燃了香烟。◆i made a suggestion but they chose to ignore it.我提了个建议，但他们不予理会。◆we cannot afford to ignore their advice.我们不能不考虑他们的劝告。◆she ignored him and carried on with her work.她没理他，继续干自己的活。opp pay attention to sth → hear ignore/ɪgˈnɔ:(r) ||; ɪgˈnɔr/verb [t] to pay no attention to sb/sth 不理；忽视: ◇i said hello to debbie but she totally ignored me (= acted as though she hadn't seen me). 我跟戴比打招呼，可她理也不理。◇alison ignored her doctor's advice about drinking and smoking less. 医生叫艾莉森少喝酒，少抽烟，她就是不听。 be careful. ignore and be ignorant are different in meaning. 注意：ignore和be ignorant的意思不同。ignore1 to not pay attention to what someone says or does2 to rudely pretend not to notice someone3 to ignore something bad, even though you know it is wrongrelated wordssee alsodisobey,attention,1. to not pay attention to what someone says or does 对某人说的或做的不加理会 ignore /ɪgˈnɔːʳ/ [transitive verb] to deliberately pay no attention to what someone does or says, and pretend it is not important or does not affect you 不理；不顾；忽视 she ignored my question and continued her story. 她不理睬我的问题，继续讲她的故事。 someone made a rude noise, which the teacher decided to ignore. 有人发出刺耳的声音，老师决定置之不理。 my father's always telling me what to do, but i usually just ignore him. 爸爸总是告诉我该做什么什么，但我通常都不予理睬。ignore somebody's advice/warning it was very stupid of you to ignore your mother's advice. 你不听你母亲的话是很愚蠢的。 ignoring my warnings, he dived straight into the shallow water. 他不理我的警告，一头扎进浅水里。 pay no attention/not pay any attention /ˌpeɪ nəʊ əˈtenʃən, nɒt peɪ ˌeni əˈtenʃən/ [verb phrase] to ignore someone or something, especially by not watching or listening to them 不注意；不看；不听 ‘what's this injection for?’ he asked the nurse. she paid no attention, rolling up his sleeve in silence. “打这针是为什么？”他问护士。护士对他不理不睬，一声不响地挽起了他的袖子。 people living near the crash scene paid no attention when they heard the aircraft's engine cut out in mid-air. 住在失事地点附近的居民听见这架飞机的引擎在半空中停下时并未加以注意。pay no attention/not pay any attention to more than half the people questioned said they did not pay any attention to political broadcasts. 我们调查的人超过半数说他们根本不听政治广播。 take no notice/not take any notice /ˌteɪk nəʊ ˈnəʊtə̇s, nɒt teɪk ˌeni ˈnəʊtə̇s/ [verb phrase] not to let someone affect what you do or the way you feel 毫不理会；毫不在意 stan has fired me before. i usually take no notice and turn up for work again the next day. 斯坦以前也炒过我鱿鱼。我一般是不予理睬，第二天照常去上班。take no notice/not take any notice of take no notice of him. he's just being silly. 别理他。他不过是在犯傻。 he never took any notice of the baby, even when it screamed. 他从来就不管孩子，甚至在孩子大声叫的时候也不管。 not listen to /nɒt ˈlɪsən tuː/ [verb phrase] to ignore someone's advice when they talk to you 不听［某人的忠告］ you never listen to me. you just do whatever you want. 你从来就不听我的话。一直是想干什么就干什么。 it's because you didn't listen to roger that you are in this trouble now. 因为你不肯听罗杰的话，所以才惹下了现在的麻烦。not listen to reason not listen to sensible advice 不听合理的忠告 we all warned susan not to marry that man, but she wouldn't listen to reason. 我们所有人都警告苏珊不要嫁给那个人，可她就是不肯听忠告。 fall on deaf ears /ˌfɔːl ɒn ˌdef ˈɪəʳz/ [verb phrase] if your request or suggestion falls on deaf ears, it is ignored by the people who have the power to deal with it ［请求或建议］不受理睬 the workers’ demand for a wage increase has fallen on deaf ears. 工人们提出的加薪要求未受理睬。 as rioting continued, mayor warren appealed for calm, but his words fell on deaf ears. 暴乱持续，沃伦市长要求大家镇静下来，可他的话未受理睬。 not want to know /nɒt ˌwɒnt tə ˈnəʊǁ-ˌwɑːnt-/ [verb phrase not in progressive] informal to not be willing to listen to people's problems, complaints, bad news etc because you do not want to be worried by them 【非正式】不想知道；不想管［人们的困难、抱怨、坏消息等］ you'd think the government would be concerned about people sleeping rough, but they just don't want to know. 你以为政府会关心露宿街头的人，可他们只视而不见。not want to know about if you're going to start an argument with alex, i don't want to know about it. 如果你准备和亚历克斯吵一架，我可不打算管这事。 tune out /ˌtjuːn ˈaʊtǁˌtuːn-/ [transitive phrasal verb] especially american to deliberately not listen to what someone is saying, especially because it is unpleasant or you have heard it before 【尤美】不加理会 tune out something he had learned to tune out the kids’ constant questions. 他早已学会对小孩子的不断提问不予理睬。tune something out there was a warning voice in the back of her mind, but she tuned it out. 她心里有个声音在警告自己，但她不予理会。2. to rudely pretend not to notice someone 无礼地装作未注意到某人 ignore /ɪgˈnɔːʳ/ [transitive verb] don't ignore me when i'm talking to you! 我跟你讲话时别不理不睬的！ now that she had lost all her wealth, she was ignored by former friends. 她失去了所有的财富，从前的朋友就不理她了。totally/completely ignore somebody the waiter totally ignored glen and served a girl who had come up beside him. 侍者根本不理睬格伦，转而去照应进来坐在他身旁的一位女孩子。 pretend not to notice/see /prɪˌtend nɒt tə ˈnəʊtə̇s, ˈsiː/ [verb phrase] henry waved but martha pretended not to notice. 亨利挥了挥手，可玛莎装着没看见。 if people think you're a beggar, they pretend not to see you. 如果人们认为你是个乞丐，他们就会装着没有看到你。 look right through /ˌlʊk raɪt ˈθruː/ [verb phrase] to pretend not to notice someone that you know, even though you are looking directly at them 对［认识的人］视而不见 i saw carrie yesterday, but when i smiled at her she just looked right through me. 昨天我遇见了卡丽，可当我对她微笑时，她竟装作没有看见。 in the lift at work, the doctors looked right through you as if you didn't exist. 在工作单位的电梯里，那些医生对你装作没看见，就像你不存在似的。 snub /snʌb/ [transitive verb] to ignore someone deliberately, in order to show that you are angry with them or that you have no respect for them 冷落；怠慢 i couldn't believe simon had snubbed me at the party. 我真不敢相信西蒙在宴会上竟对我不理不睬。 the senator was furious. ‘how would you feel if you'd been snubbed by the wife of your president?’ 参议员怒气冲天：“被总统太太冷落一顿，如果换了你会有什么感觉?”snub somebody's invitation/request etc they snubbed his invitation to a meeting of foreign ministers at the un in new york. 他们对他发出的去纽约联合国总部参加外交部长会议的邀请不予理睬。 snub [countable noun] her absence was not intended as a snub. 她的缺席并不是要故意怠慢。 cut somebody dead /ˌkʌt somebody ˈded/ [verb phrase] to completely ignore someone when you see them, especially because you are angry with them 毫不理睬某人［尤因对他生气］ i saw josie today - she must still be angry with me because she cut me dead. 今天我见到乔茜了，她对我肯定仍是怒气未消，因为她理都不理我。 where he used to cut them dead, he now helps them on with their coats. 他以前对他们不理不睬，现在他都帮他们穿大衣。 blank /blæŋk/ [transitive verb] informal if someone blanks you, they pretend not to notice you even though your eyes are facing theirs 【非正式】不理睬，装作没看见 i said hello to her in the street, but she just blanked me and carried on walking. 我在街上对她打招呼，可她装作没看见，只顾往前走。 send somebody to coventry /ˌsend somebody tə ˈkɒvəntriǁ-ˈkʌv-, -ˈkɑːv-/ [verb phrase] british if a group of people send someone to coventry, they all agree they will not talk to that person as a punishment 【英】［一群人］不理某人［以作惩罚］ unfairly sent to coventry for two weeks, hannah decided to run away from school. 被大家不公正地冷落了两个星期后，汉娜决定逃学了。3. to ignore something bad, even though you know it is wrong 不理睬所发生的坏事，尽管知道这样不对 overlook /ˌəʊvəʳˈlʊk/ [transitive verb] to ignore something wrong that someone has done, especially because it is unimportant 忽视，忽略；宽恕［罪行或过错，尤因不重要］ i'll overlook your mistake this time. 这次我对你的过错就不加追究了。 mrs johnson tends to overlook any small faults the girls may have. 约翰逊太太往往不理会女孩子们所犯的小错误。 although this is a first offence it cannot be overlooked. 虽然这次是初犯，但也不能饶恕。 let it pass /ˌlet ɪt ˈpɑːsǁ-ˈpæs/ [verb phrase] to decide not to punish or criticize someone for doing something wrong, although you might do so if they do it again 对…不予追究 i think they've broken the rules, but i'll let it pass. 我认为他们违反了规定，不过这回就算了。 howard had insulted her, but she thought it better to let it pass this time. 霍华德侮辱了她，可她认为这次最好算了。 turn a blind eye /ˌtɜːʳn ə ˌblaɪnd ˈaɪ/ [verb phrase] if someone in authority turns a blind eye to illegal activity or bad behaviour, they ignore it and pretend they do not know about it ［有权力的人对非法活动或恶劣行为］视若无睹，假装没看见 if my sister did something wrong my mother always turned a blind eye. 如果妹妹做了错事，母亲总是睁只眼闭只眼装作不知道。 the guards turned a blind eye when the prisoners stole food from the kitchen. 囚犯们从厨房偷吃东西时，警卫都装作没看见。turn a blind eye to the president could no longer turn a blind eye to the indiscretions of his chief of staff. 总统再也不能对参谋长的不检点行为熟视无睹了。 shut/close your eyes to /ˌʃʌt, ˌkləʊz jɔːr ˈaɪz tuː/ [verb phrase] to ignore something and pretend it does not exist because it is unpleasant or difficult to deal with 熟视无睹；装作不知道［因某事令人不快或难以对付］ the officials in charge of the chernobyl power station had shut their eyes to the danger. 负责切尔诺贝利核电站的官员们对危险熟视无睹。 of course, it is tempting to criticize other countries and close your eyes to all the problems of your own society. 当然，批评其他国家而对自己国家的社会问题视若无睹，是很诱人的做法。 bury your head in the sand /ˌberi jɔːʳ ˈhed ɪn ðə ˌsænd/ [verb phrase] to ignore an unpleasant situation and hope it will stop if you try not to think about it ［对令人不快的情况］采取鸵鸟政策；逃避现实 you'll never solve your problems if you just bury your head in the sand -- you have to face them. 只是采取鸵鸟政策是绝不可能解决问题的一你必须正视这些问题。 ig·nore /ɪg`nɔr; ɪɡˈnɔː/v [t]to not pay any attention to someone or something 不理会，忽视，忽略:◇don't just ignore me when i'm speaking to you. 我跟你说话时别对我不理不睬。usage note 用法说明: ignorecompare 比较 ignore and 和 be ignorant of. if you ignore something you know about it but pay no attention to it. ignore 是指知道某事但不予理会:◇many drivers simply ignore speed limits. 许多司机就是不理会速度限制规定。if you are ignorant of something, you do not know about it. be ignorant of 是指不知道某事:◇most passengers were totally ignorant of the safety procedures. 绝大多数乘客对安全事项一无所知。 ☞ ignore |
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