disregard
BrE /dɪˈrɪɡɑːd/ AmE /dɪˈrɪɡɑːrd/
verb / noun en → es
to not pay attention to something or someone, especially when you should do so
ignorar, no tener en cuenta
- disregard somebody/something
Collocations disregard a warning · disregard the rules
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The driver disregarded all traffic signs.
El conductor ignoró todos los carteles de tráfico.
to not pay attention to something or someone, especially when you should do so
descuidar, olvidarse de
- disregard somebody/something
Collocations disregard a person's feelings · disregard an important fact
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She disregarded his advice.
Ella ignoró su consejo.
to not pay attention to something or someone, especially when you should do so
negligencia, descuido
- there is disregard for somebody/something
Collocations disregard of safety rules · disregard of the law
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There was a complete disregard for health and safety regulations.
Hubo un total descuido de las regulaciones de salud y seguridad.
to not pay attention to something or someone, especially when you should do so
negligencia, descuido
- a disregard for somebody/something
Collocations disregard of the environment · disregard of people's rights
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There was a complete disregard for the environment.
Hubo un total descuido del medio ambiente.