| 词汇 | 熟视无睹 |
| 释义 | 熟视无睹 辨形“睹”，不能写作“赌”。 辨析熟视无睹与“视而不见”区别在于：熟视无睹偏重于“熟”；指经常看见；指对事情毫不关心或粗心大意；而“视而不见”多指看见了和没看见一样；不一定是经常性的。 辨形“睹”，不能写作“赌”。 辨析熟视无睹与“视而不见”区别在于：熟视无睹偏重于“熟”；指经常看见；指对事情毫不关心或粗心大意；而“视而不见”多指看见了和没看见一样；不一定是经常性的。 歇后语蒸笼里露出两只眼 法文ce qu'on voit trop souvent ne frappe plus les yeuxfermer les yeux sur 俄文смотреть сквозь пáльцы 德文an etwas vorbeisehen über etwas hinwegsehen 【注意】含贬义。 反义词 “ Your sleeves are too short, ” she barked, indifferent to the disgusted looks of other families nearby. “The IMF turned a blind eye on the imbalances existing in the US economy and the lopsided financial sectors of the developed countries,” said an opinion piece published on the Xinhua net. Botswana has hinted that it may not, especially if the SADC's election observers, who have previously turned a blind eye to rigging, declare the poll unfair. More than45% said they would turn a blind eye and 43% said they would help only if there was a camera. Governments, though slow to respond, have not been wholly blind to the changes. Or are we guilty of turning a blind eye to these things because we think they are on “ our side” against the climate sceptics? UN staff have called for hundreds of IEC officials, particularly those who turned a blind eye to fraud, to be sacked. Bigotry, intolerance and ignorance are still rife. If you were part of the design team, it is natural to become accustomed to the portal and lose sight of what an end user might think is important. Under such circumstances, he said, for America to turn a blind eye to the fate of Benghazi would have been“a betrayal of who we are”. They turned a blind eye to the use of violence. It makes us appreciate things we normally take for granted. Why do so many people continue to choose easy-to- guess passwords, despite so many warnings about the risks? Sometimes even the most basic things that we take for granted, like water, are beyond the reach of some Chinese people. For them, the most basic things we take for granted, such as water and electricity, are beyond reach. We evolved to be wary of saber- toothed tigers and blizzards, but not of climate change— and maybe that’s also why we in the news media tend to cover weather but not climate. There's a psychological component here, unlike with most people in the West, which has inured them to what's happening now. It is a disaster that the rest of the world cannot shrug off. Who could ignore the groups of good-looking guys with good voices, though? Or you may “ go blind” to someone's immoral or cruel behavior because you desperately want to believe that person is wholly good. |
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