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phrasal verbIf you shrug something off, you ignore it or treat it as if it is not really important or serious. He shrugged off the criticism. [VERB PARTICLE noun] He just laughed and shrugged it off. [VERB noun PARTICLE] More Synonyms of shrug off See full dictionary entry for shrugshrug off in British Englishverb (tr, adverb)1. to minimize the importance of; dismiss 3. to wriggle out of or push off (clothing) shrug off in American English to dismiss or disregard in a carefree way See full dictionary entry for shrug Examples of 'shrug off' in a sentenceshrug off Chinese translation of 'shrug off' vt - [criticism, problem, illness]
对(對) ... 不予理会(會) (duì ... bù yǔ lǐhuì)
See shrug - Shrove Tuesday
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Definition to treat (a matter) as unimportant He shrugged off the criticism. Synonyms disregard dispel brush off put out of your mind Additional synonymsDefinition to express disdain or scorn for Some people pooh-pooh the idea that gardens can be an art form. Synonyms scorn, dismiss, slight, disregard, play down, sneer at, disdain, spurn, deride, brush aside, scoff at, belittle, sniff at, make little of, turn up your nose at (informal) Definition to refuse to accept, use, or believe Paloma has rejected the values of her rich parents. Synonyms deny, decline, abandon, exclude, veto, discard, relinquish, renounce, spurn, eschew, leave off, throw off, disallow, forsake, retract, repudiate, cast off, disown, forgo, disclaim, forswear, swear off, wash your hands of Definition to disown (a person) He repudiated any form of nationalism. Synonyms reject, renounce, retract, disown, abandon, desert, reverse, cut off, discard, revoke, forsake, cast off, rescind, disavow, turn your back on, abjure, wash your hands of - shrivelled
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Additional synonymsDefinition to reject (a person or thing) with contempt a spurned lover Synonyms reject, slight, scorn, rebuff, put down, snub, disregard, despise, disdain, repulse, cold-shoulder, kick in the teeth (slang), turn your nose up at (informal), contemn (formal) |