disregard

S2 W2

BrE /dɪˈrɪɡɑːd/ AmE /dɪˈrɪɡɑːrd/

verb / noun en → es

1 IGNORE [transitive] B2

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

  • The driver disregarded all traffic signs.

    El conductor ignoró todos los carteles de tráfico.

2 NEGLECT [transitive] B1

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

  • She disregarded his advice.

    Ella ignoró su consejo.

1 NEGLECT [uncountable] B2

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

  • There was a complete disregard for health and safety regulations.

    Hubo un total descuido de las regulaciones de salud y seguridad.

2 NEGLECT [countable] B1

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

  • There was a complete disregard for the environment.

    Hubo un total descuido del medio ambiente.