ignore them的意思

ignore them中文翻譯：

忽略它們

相似詞語短語

ignore───vt.駁回訴訟；忽視；不理睬

them───n.（Them）（老）探（人名）；pron.他們；她們；它們

ignore sb───無視某人

disregards or ignore───無視或忽視

colour them───把它們涂上顏色

call them───打電話給他們

e them───e他們

to them───給他們；對他們來說

find them───發現他們；找到他們

雙語使用場景

I know they are smaller than us, but we can't afford to ignore them.───我知道它們的規模比我們小，但我們不能忽視它們。

Please ignore them.───請忽略它們吧。

Don't ignore them.───不要忽視他們。

For this reason, it is all too easy to ignore them in favour of the urgent and immediate.───出于這個原因，在一個短期或現在的利益面前太容易忽視他們。

My feet seem to cry out, but I ignore them, along with the shaking my arms are doing, as they struggle to hold on to Itachi's heavy form.───我的腳似乎在哭泣，但我不理會他們，隨著搖我的胳膊在做什么，因為她們要努力保住印達重形式。

Now, the usual political thing to do when charges are made against you is to either ignore them or to deny them without giving details.───現今，當你受到指控時，通常采取的政治行動，或者是不加理會，或者是不提供任何細節地否認。

Billboards and display advertising have become so much a feature of our daily lives, it's easy to ignore them amid the general clutter.───廣告牌和戶外廣告早已成了我們日常生活中的一部分，有時候還真容易把瞄準蕓蕓大眾的他們忽略掉。

The mechanisms for objectively evaluating code quality have been around for quite a while, it's just that most developers ignore them.───用來客觀評估代碼質量的機制已經出現了一段時間了，只是大多數開發人員忽略了它們。

Western populists will no doubt once again try to blame their own sluggish performance on "unfair" Asia. Ignore them.───西方一般不會再次將其增長緩慢的原因歸結為“不公平”的亞洲。

英語使用場景

When distracting thoughts occur, try to ignore them by not dwelling upon them and return to your breathing exercise.

The czars introduced constitutional guarantees, only to ignore them whenever it suited their purpose.

The other kids used to call me names, but I tried to ignore them.

The only way was to push straight ahead and try to ignore them.

Ignore them and dig deeper, where some truly good stuff can frequently be found.

Dame Ermengilde, her nose in the air, chose to ignore them.

The dignified thing would be to ignore them.

Her stratagem for dealing with her husband's infidelities was to ignore them.

The laws of Nature, that is to say the laws of God, plainly made every human being a law unto himself, we must steadfastly refuse to obey those laws, and we must as steadfastly stand by the conventions which ignore them, since the statutes furnish us peace, fairly good government and stability, and therefore are better for us than the laws of God, which would soon plunge us into confusion and disorder and anarchy if we should adopt them.