be indifferent to

常見(jiàn)例句

They’re obsessed with constantly climbing, and are often so blinded by short-term goals that they can be indifferent to how the world might be crumbling around them.
他們一心要奮斗不息，同時(shí)又常常為短淺的目標(biāo)所蔽，以致對(duì)周?chē)澜绲木拮儾恍家活櫋?/li>
artificial man could do it, but such entities would be indifferent to us.
人造生命可以通過(guò)，可是它們對(duì)我們根本漠不關(guān)心。
We call on all those attending the World Economic Forum to demonstrate that, while the regime may be indifferent to the suffering of the Burmese people, the world is not.
我們呼吁出席世界經(jīng)濟(jì)論壇的所有代表作出表示，雖然緬甸軍政權(quán)對(duì)緬甸人民的痛苦漠不關(guān)心，但全世界絕非如此。

In the meantime, Trotsky's book is a shot fired across the bow of those forms of "aestheticism"--quote, unquote -which can be understood as self-involved, self-preoccupied, and indifferent to history and class struggle.
同時(shí)，托洛斯基的攻擊唯美主義,他這樣評(píng)價(jià)，它,唯美主義可以被理解為一種純粹的自我欣賞，漠視歷史和階級(jí)斗爭(zhēng)。
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With short positions offsetting your long ones, you will be indifferent to the direction of the stock market.
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Hitler has proved that we cannot be indifferent to the ways in which other people govern themselves.
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This is not to say insurance customers should be indifferent to balance sheets.
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