shrug off

英 [ʃrʌɡ ɒf]

美 [ʃrʌɡ ɔːf]

把…不当回事; 对…置之不理; 对…满不在乎

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 把…不当回事;对…置之不理;对…满不在乎
  If youshrugsomethingoff, you ignore it or treat it as if it is not really important or serious.
  1. He shrugged off the criticism...
     他对批评满不在乎。
  2. He just laughed and shrugged it off.
     他只是一笑了之,对此满不在乎。

英英释义

verb

• minimize the importance of, brush aside
  1. Jane shrugged off the news that her stock had fallen 3 points

双语例句

• You're a father and you can't simply shrug off your responsi-bility for your children.
  你是个父亲，对孩子应担负的责任你不能置之不理。
• It took me a long time to shrug off the effect of a drug.
  我花了好长时间才摆脱了药物的影响。
• Instead, we are embarrassed and shrug off the words we are really so glad to hear.
  我们反而不知所措，对于我们其实很喜欢听的话耸耸肩膀表示不理睬。
• So far, their publics have reacted with remarkable equanimity. Perhaps countries that have recent memories of real turbulence and hard times are better able to shrug off the consequences of a sudden economic setback.
  迄今为止，那里的公众表现出了超乎寻常的镇定。这些国家对于真正的动荡和艰难岁月仍记忆犹新，它们或许更容易摆脱经济衰退带来的影响。
• They shrug off the defeat.
  他们没有被失败吓倒。
• So you could almost shrug off the$ 2 billion for an off year, I guess.
  因此，我猜也许你会认为这不过是流年不利，每年20亿美元也没什么。
• She can shrug off all her troubles.
  她对她的麻烦事满不在乎。
• Americans will no longer be able to shrug off European concepts.
  美国人再也不能来蔑视欧洲人的观点。
• It feels like a chance to be different from myself; to shrug off what is cumbersome and grasp something light and free.
  我觉得这像是一个机会，可以改头换面，摆脱一些麻烦事，抓住一些轻松自由的东西。
• But, after years of misery and self-doubt, Lizzie Velasquez says she can finally shrug off the hurtful comments about her looks as` just words`.
  然而，经过这么多年的痛苦和自我怀疑，莉齐·贝拉斯克斯说自己最终能够看开了，那些伤人的话仅仅是一些单词而已。