Tra từ ignore - Từ điển Oxford Advanced Learner 8th

ig·nore AW [ignore ignores ignored ignoring] BrE [ɪɡˈnɔː(r)] NAmE [ɪɡˈnɔːr] verb
1. ~ sth to pay no attention to sth
Syn: ↑disregard
• He ignored all the ‘No Smoking’ signs and lit up a cigarette.
• I made a suggestion but they chose to ignore it.
•We cannot afford to ignore their advice.
•She deliberately ignored my question and changed the subject.
2. ~ sb to pretend that you have not seen sb or that sb is not there
Syn: take no notice of
• She ignored him and carried on with her work.
• If he tries to start an argument, just ignore him.
Verb forms:

Word Origin:
late 15th cent. (in the sense ‘be ignorant of’): from French ignorer or Latin ignorare ‘not know, ignore’, from in- ‘not’ + gno-, a base meaning ‘know’. Current senses date from the early 19th cent.

Thesaurus:
ignore verb T
•She ignored him and carried on with her work.
take no notice • • overlook • • neglect • • turn a blind eye • • gloss over sth • |formal disregard •
Opp: pay attention to sb/sth
ignore/overlook/neglect/turn a blind eye to/gloss over/disregard the fact that…
ignore/overlook/neglect/disregard the importance/need/possibility of sth
ignore/disregard sb's advice/rules/wishes

Example Bank:
•He blithely ignored her protests and went on talking as if all were agreed between them.
•He continued eating, deciding to ignore her.
•He preferred to ignore these comments.
•Her mother's opinions on how babies should be cared for were freely given and duly ignored.
•Hill wilfully ignored the conventions of the banking world.
•I shrugged, pretending to ignore him.
•I've learned to ignore all of my sister's hurtful comments.
•It would be foolish to ignore them completely.
•Jason had managed to ignore a lot of the pressure for most of his career.
•People seem very willing to ignore the risks.
•Safety guidelines had been blatantly ignored.
•Safety standards are widely ignored in the industry.
•Scientists have tended to ignore these creatures.
•She sat at her desk and studiously ignored me.
•Shona basically ignored her.
•Social services routinely ignore the problems facing at-risk young women.
•The diesel fumes from Oxford's buses are not easily ignored.
•The government has simply ignored the problem altogether.
•The group politely ignored her remark.
•The judge chose to ignore the views of the doctors.
•The managers have conveniently ignored these statistics.
•The pernicious effect of this advertising on children is a problem that we ignore at our peril.
•The press typically ignores a problem until it causes a crisis.
•These people occupy such a marginal position in society that the authorities think they can be safely ignored.
•a look of disapproval which he promptly ignored
•a warning the president cannot afford to ignore