disregard
gb/dˌɪsɹɪɡˈɑɹd/ us/dˌɪsɹɪɡˈɑɹd/
B2
英语
~ 7900
义项
0 个义项
动词
B2
action
1
to ignore information or advice
To choose not to listen to or think about information, advice, or warnings.
用法模式：
to disregard [something]
常见错误：
Learners sometimes say *"disregard about something"* (✗). Use *"disregard something"* with no preposition: *"He disregarded the rules"*, not *"He disregarded about the rules"*. Many learners also overuse "ignore"; "disregard" is more formal and is common in writing, instructions, and official speech.
近义词
ignore (Most common general verb; slightly less formal than "disregard".)
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overlook (Often suggests not noticing, while "disregard" suggests a more deliberate choice.)
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discount (Common in discussion or analysis; means to treat something as unimportant or not true.)
反义词
consider (Focuses on thinking carefully about something instead of ignoring it.)
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heed (Means to pay attention to and follow advice or warnings, the opposite of disregarding them.)
搭配
disregard advice
|disregard a warning
|disregard the evidence
|disregard instructions
|completely disregard
|disregard the fact that
主题
communication
|thinking
|daily life
|core_vocabulary
例句
- The company chose to disregard the consultant's advice and continued with its original plan.
- He disregarded the warning signs and kept driving through the flooded road.
- The committee cannot simply disregard the data because it does not fit their expectations.
- Please disregard my last email; I sent it before checking the latest figures.
- The judge instructed the jury to disregard the lawyer's last comment.
学习者例句
- She disregarded her friend's advice and went alone.
- Please disregard the first message; it was a mistake.
- He disregarded the noise and kept working.
- The students disregarded the teacher's warning.
- They disregarded the sign that said "Do Not Enter."
动词
C1
action
2
to show no respect for rules/rights
To act as if rules, laws, or people's rights and feelings are not important.
用法模式：
to disregard [rules/rights/feelings]
常见错误：
Learners sometimes use "disregard" where "hate" or "be rude to" is better. "Disregard" in this sense is about not caring about rules, rights, or feelings, not about actively insulting someone. Also, do not say *"disregard to safety"* (✗); say *"disregard safety"* or *"disregard for safety"* (✓).
近义词
flout (Stresses open, often proud disobedience of rules or laws.)
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violate (Stronger and more legal; focuses on breaking laws or rights rather than just not respecting them.)
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disrespect (Focuses more on attitude than on specific rules or legal duties.)
反义词
respect (Means to value and be careful of rules, rights, or feelings rather than ignoring them.)
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observe (Formal; means to follow or obey rules, laws, or customs instead of disregarding them.)
搭配
disregard safety regulations
|disregard human rights
|disregard others' feelings
|blatantly disregard
|recklessly disregard
|disregard the law
主题
law
|social behavior
|ethics
|relationships
|core_vocabulary
例句
- The company was fined for disregarding environmental regulations.
- He has repeatedly disregarded court orders and may now face jail time.
- By speeding through the school zone, she showed a reckless disregard for children's safety.
- The new policy blatantly disregards the needs of disabled passengers.
- Leaders who disregard basic human rights eventually lose the trust of the international community.
学习者例句
- They disregarded the safety rules at the factory.
- He disregarded his wife's feelings and made the decision alone.
- The driver disregarded the traffic laws and was stopped by the police.
- The company disregarded workers' rights for many years.
- We must not disregard the safety of our children.
名词
C1
state
3
the act of ignoring something
A situation where someone does not listen to or think about information, advice, or instructions.
用法模式：
disregard of [something]
常见错误：
Learners sometimes confuse the noun "disregard" with the preposition "regardless of". "Disregard" is a noun (or verb), e.g. *"his disregard of the rules"*, while "regardless of" is used before a noun phrase, e.g. *"regardless of the rules"*.
近义词
neglect (Can mean not giving enough attention; sometimes suggests carelessness rather than a choice.)
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inattention (Focuses more on not paying attention, often without strong moral judgment.)
反义词
attention (The opposite state of actively noticing and considering something.)
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regard (In this context, means attention or consideration, the opposite of disregard.)
搭配
disregard of the facts
|disregard of instructions
|in total disregard of
|casual disregard of
|apparent disregard of
主题
communication
|thinking
|core_vocabulary
例句
- His disregard of the safety guidelines put the whole team at risk.
- The report shows a clear disregard of the data collected over the past year.
- Such disregard of basic procedures can seriously damage the company.
- Her apparent disregard of the schedule caused frustration among the organizers.
- The manager's disregard of our complaints made staff feel powerless.
学习者例句
- His disregard of my advice made me sad.
- The teacher was angry about the students' disregard of the rules.
- Their disregard of the plan caused many problems.
- We cannot accept this disregard of our instructions.
- The accident happened because of disregard of the warning signs.
名词
C1
state
4
lack of respect or concern
A way of thinking or acting that shows you do not care about rules, laws, or other people.
用法模式：
disregard for [rules/rights/safety]
常见错误：
Learners sometimes write *"disregard of safety"* where native speakers more often say *"disregard for safety"* when they want to express lack of concern. Use *"disregard of"* for the simple act of ignoring something, and *"disregard for"* when you mean lack of respect or care.
近义词
contempt (Stronger; adds a feeling of strong dislike or scorn, not just lack of concern.)
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indifference (Focuses more on not caring; may sound less morally charged than "disregard" in some contexts.)
反义词
respect (Emphasizes valuing and caring about rules, laws, or people.)
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concern (Focuses on caring about others' safety or feelings.)
搭配
reckless disregard for safety
|callous disregard for human life
|blatant disregard for the law
|complete disregard for others
|total disregard for authority
|sheer disregard for the rules
主题
law
|ethics
|social behavior
|relationships
|core_vocabulary
例句
- The driver showed a reckless disregard for the speed limit.
- Such blatant disregard for the law cannot be tolerated.
- The report accuses the company of callous disregard for workers' health.
- His complete disregard for other people's time made him very difficult to work with.
- The decision reflects a disturbing disregard for basic human rights.
学习者例句
- He has a complete disregard for other people.
- The company showed disregard for worker safety.
- Their actions show disregard for the law.
- She drove with reckless disregard for the speed limit.
- This plan shows disregard for the needs of poor families.
语法
词典原形
disregard
IPA
GB/dˌɪsɹɪɡˈɑɹd/
US/dˌɪsɹɪɡˈɑɹd/
音节与重音
dis - reg - ard （3 个音节）
Stress on 3rd syllable (ard)
词形变化
Noun
- Base: disregard
- Plural: disregard
Verb
- Base: disregard
- 3rd Person Singular: disregards
- Present Participle: disregarding
- Past: disregarded
词族
Forms
disregards
verb
disregarding
verb
disregarded
verb
Core family
regard
verb B1
Negative and opposite forms
regardless
adverb B1
相关表达
in disregard of
1/ˈɪn dˌɪsɹɪɡˈɑɹd əv/
fixed phrase
formal
doing something while ignoring rules
Used to say that someone does something even though a rule, order, or fact says they should not.
例句
- The company built the factory in disregard of local zoning laws.
- He acted in disregard of the court's clear instructions.
- The protest went ahead in disregard of the official ban.
with complete disregard for
1/wˈɪθ kəmplˈit dˌɪsɹɪɡˈɑɹd fɚ/
fixed phrase
acting without caring about something
Used to say that someone does something while not caring at all about rules, safety, or other people.
例句
- He drove through the red light with complete disregard for other road users.
- They cut costs with complete disregard for the quality of the product.
- The film shows soldiers fighting with complete disregard for their own lives.
with reckless disregard for
1/wˈɪθ ɹˈɛkləs dˌɪsɹɪɡˈɑɹd fɚ/
fixed phrase
acting dangerously without caring
Used to say that someone does something in a very dangerous way and does not care about the risk or harm.
例句
- The pilot flew low over the city with reckless disregard for public safety.
- The company marketed the drug with reckless disregard for the possible side effects.
- He invested all his savings with reckless disregard for the risks.