blase

美音：[ˈblɑːzeɪ]

简单释义：

adj.〈外〉(对享乐感到)厌倦的；玩腻了的；漠不关心的

网络无动于衷的；厌于享乐的；对享乐感到厌倦的

adj.

1.〈外〉(对享乐感到)厌倦的;玩腻了的
2.漠不关心的

The Chinese folks I encountered were generally pretty blase about politics.
我所遇到的中国民众对于政治普遍不感兴趣。
If you fly much, you see these things and learn to act blase about them.
如果你飞机坐多了，这类事情见多了，也就学会对此无动于衷了。
Ferguson has criticised the Old Trafford crowd for their blase attitude this season, but he praised them yesterday.
弗格森爵士本赛季谴责老特拉福德的球迷们贪于享受，但是他昨天赞扬了球迷。
Now, thanks to cellphones, BlackBerrys and other gadgets, too many of us have become blase about being late.
现在，由于有了手机、黑莓和其它电子设备，太多太多的人开始对迟到不屑一顾。
Advertisers tried something new to attract the blase audience.
广告商们找了些新方法来吸引已经厌倦了的观众。
This is when you are talking to a woman and you are simply giving her information about a topic in a very blase or scientific way.
这就是当你和女人谈话时，你只是就每个主题用非常司空见惯或科学性的方式给她灌输信息。
Your blase attitude gives your students an erroneous impression of the joys of scholarship.
你那厌世的态度将会令学生对学问的乐趣产生一种错误的理解。
In that large clear eye he could see nothing that his blase nature could understand as guile.
从她清澈的大眼睛里看不到一丝他耽于声色的天性看惯的狡猾。

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