French · to ignore
I know what to ignore.
I'll ignore that.
How can you not know?
How can you not know?
How could you not know?
How could you not know?
How could they not know?
How could they not know?
Just ignore Tom.
Try to ignore the noise.
Try to ignore the noise.
He noticed a hole in his jacket, but he tried to ignore it.
The World Cup, like many other things in life, has a habit of ignoring the laws of fairness.
You must have some nerve to ignore _me_.
Everyone knows on one level or another what is right and what is wrong; some pretend they don't.
I can't just ignore Tom.
I can't ignore that.
We can't ignore this problem.
I can't continue to ignore the problem.
He dared ignore my advice.
Was I supposed to ignore him?
Beauty is a letter of recommendation which is almost impossible to ignore.
Ignorance of the law is no excuse.
If the phone rings again, I plan to ignore it.
If the phone rings again, I plan to ignore it.
If the phone rings again, I plan to ignore it.
If the phone rings again, I plan to ignore it.
The press can't ignore us forever. Sooner or later, they'll do a story about us.
I can't ignore my commanding officer's orders.
He professes ignorance of the fact.
Such was his pride that he could not bring himself to ignore the insult.
You can't blame her for not knowing what she hasn't been taught.
You can't blame her for not knowing what she hasn't been taught.
How can you not know?
How can you not know?
We can't just ignore this problem.
He had the gall to ignore my advice.
Tom didn't seem to know that.
Shouldn't you overlook his indiscretions and forgive him?
You need to stop ignoring email messages from Tom.
We must not ignore populations suffering under misgovernment.
Tom tried to ignore the pain.
Tom did his best to ignore Mary.
Tom decided to ignore the problem.
The similarities between Tom and Frankenstein are impossible to ignore.
The similarities between Tom and Frankenstein are impossible to ignore.
You shouldn't pay any attention to his eccentricities.
He had the gall to ignore my advice.
Nobody is thought to be ignorant of the law.
Hunger, when unsatisfied, becomes a burden that the mind cannot ignore.