uninterested
/ʌnˈɪnt(ə)rɪstɪd/
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ʌn - ˈɪntərɪstɪd -> uninterested
uninterested [Vnintristid] (adj) not having or showing any interest: စိတ်ဝင်စားမှုမရှိ /မပြသော I told him the news but he seemed uninterested. သတင်းကို ကျွန်တော်ပြောပြသော်လည်း သူစိတ်ဝင်စားပုံမရပါ။ Note: disinterested means impartial; not favouring either side: a disinterested witness. a disinterested judgement. uninterested means having no interest; He enjoyed sport but was uninterested in schoolwork; uninterested pupils, disinterested = ဘက်မလိုက်သော။ မျက်နှာမလိုက်သော။ uninterested = စိတ်မဝင်စားသော။
uninterested /ʌn'ÇntrǝstÇd / adj ~ (in sb/ sth)
စိတ်မဝင်စားသော။ စိတ်မပါသော။ He is completely uninterested in anything to do with politics. ❍ INTEREST v
- ‘The councillor found the pupils quite uninterested at first as they didn't seem to realise that the work of the council affects them.’
- ‘He is proudly uninterested in anyone or anything outside of his own limited experience.’
- ‘It shows how uninterested capitalism is in preserving, prolonging, or improving human life.’
- ‘Many who had shelled out thousands for tickets seemed uninterested in the specifics of the game.’
- ‘She would often ring him and have nothing much to say or even sound bored and uninterested on the phone.’
- ‘Seven were uninterested, three left the area, three were working and two said they were simply unable.’
- ‘But if you're bored of the hype and uninterested in the gossip, there's always the music.’
- ‘When staff do materialise they seem harassed and uninterested.’
- ‘His manner was aloof, and he is said to have been uninterested in his family's concerns.’
- ‘Many foreign commentators focused on this issue, perhaps unaware that Italians are relatively uninterested in it.’
- ‘Government leaders seem uninterested or unwilling to commit to program changes and guarantees.’
- ‘A man with a walkie-talkie approached us, then two errant hounds frantic and uninterested in sandwiches.’
- ‘They are uninterested in whether these guerrillas terrorized the local population.’
- ‘It does not matter if you are uninterested in sport because the Hellenic Republic will have something to offer you.’
- ‘The woman was very vague to the point of being uninterested.’
- ‘And if the former Beatles were uninterested in their past, there was also the suggestion that the public were too.’
- ‘Andrew Motion has been sounded out, but has declared himself uninterested at present while he remains Poet Laureate.’
- ‘Many appeared unaware, or uninterested, that the film was based on a remarkable true story and believed the movie was too tame.’
- ‘The comedian shakes my hand briefly, but seems distant and uninterested.’
- ‘They become uninterested in sex and turn to comfort eating.’
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