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Перевод: neglect

[существительное]
пренебрежение; небрежность ; нерадивость ; запущенность ; заброшенность ; безнадзорность ;
[глагол]
пренебрегать; не заботиться; упускать; не выполнять своего долга; не делать чего-л. нужного; не обращать внимания; забрасывать; запускать

Тезаурус:

1. If he makes a will, as most men do, it is almost certain that he will set apart a considerable proportion for the saying of masses; if he should neglect to do so, and in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries it is regarded as almost a sin to die without making a will, the Church ought to make the provision which he has failed to make for his soul.
2. It was surely repugnant to commonsense that in this area of legal activity a local authority should be prosecuted by one of its tenants without first being given the opportunity by that tenant to remedy the consequences of a neglect to repair the dwelling that the tenant occupied.
3. Many people in the Western or Near Eastern traditions might indeed wonder whether there isn't a link between their neglect of the physical environment (something becoming increasingly obvious in the "green" 1990s), and a tendency to relate to God simply as a "person out there", unconnected to anything as "denigrating" as matter.
4. And in a Miami courtroom, an hour's drive away, a federal prosecutor is assembling documents to try to prove a case of human neglect.
5. When we first hear of it, the house had been empty for some time, and Albert Piggott deplored its neglect.
6. As part of the Society's work to protect children from abuse and neglect a national NSPCC Child Protection Help Line is being launched in the Spring of 1991.
7. He bewildered his audience for a moment, and then moved them, when he suddenly turned a political invective about government's neglect of the environment into a lament that one of the sad losses was going to be the poetry of the countryside, the pastorals of a Vergil or a Theocritus.
8. The move follows years of neglect and a recent rude report from the government's Antarctic research policy advisory committee which maintained that a replacement transport system was essential if Australia was to maintain an effective presence on the continent.
9. Currently, the main attention and content of reform is largely imbalanced in favour of the more basic of the cognitive goals, to the relative neglect of higher-order cognitive goals, and to a very strong passivity when it comes to personal/social development goals.
10. Neglect and lack of treatment will eventually result in a coma and possible death.
11. After centuries of neglect, the indigenous people are waking up.
12. "We cannot neglect the possibility that current levels of interest rates may challenge the assumptions underlying some of this lending," he told the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors in Paris.
13. The corps de ballet neglect the turn-out and step forwards sur les pointes , raising the working knee and resting the toe on the calf of the other leg, before moving forwards.