to ignore
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British pronunciation
/ɪɡˈnɔː/

"ignore"の定義と意味

to ignore
01

無視する (むしする), 気にしない (きにしない)

to intentionally pay no or little attention to someone or something
Transitive: to ignore sth
to ignore definition and meaning
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Despite the repeated warnings, he chose to ignore the safety guidelines.
The teacher had to address the student who continued to ignore the classroom rules.
02

無視する (むしする), 棄却する (ききゃくする)

to dismiss or disregard a formal accusation or charge, typically because it lacks sufficient evidence or merit
Transitive: to ignore an indictment
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The judge ignored the indictment, stating there was no credible evidence to support the charge.
The court ignored the bill of indictment, as it was deemed baseless.
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無視する, 見過ごす

to overlook or neglect something important or noteworthy
Transitive: to ignore something important
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He ignored the warning signs and continued driving despite the storm.
The company ignored the feedback from customers, which affected their sales.
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無視する (むしする), 考慮しない (こうりょしない)

to fail to acknowledge or consider a crucial element or perspective in an argument or theory
Transitive: to ignore an aspect or detail
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The theory ignores the impact of climate change on the region's economy.
The report ignores key data that could change the interpretation of the results.
Ignore
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牧師職(ぼくししょく), 牧会(ぼくかい)

the position of pastor
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