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Перевод: uninterested

[прилагательное]
незаинтересованный; не интересующийся; безразличный; равнодушный

Тезаурус:

1. "Tammuz works a lot," Roirbak said, himself disappointed that Malamute appeared uninterested in, or was perhaps avoiding, the new company.
2. Some elderly persons are very inward-looking and completely uninterested in the lives of others, even those of their close family.
3. For this reason a number of theologians, right up to the modem day, have been profoundly uninterested in the historical debate over Christian origins.
4. Such a horse may appear to be a rather solitary animal, but if the other horses had been removed in his absence, he would have been upset and uninterested in eating.
5. The workers in section 61 were angry because they felt, firstly, that the quotas of production allocated to white workers were unfair compared with the quota allocated to them; secondly, because conditions of work were different for Asian workers - their washing times, lunch breaks and toilet breaks were restricted; and thirdly because, although most of the workers were Asians, the union branch had an overwhelmingly white shop steward's committee (there was only one Asian shop steward) which was not only uninterested in their struggles but actively opposed to them.
6. Mr Slieman may still be spending most of his working day shuffling ever closer to Louise, unaware or uninterested in the magic he and his house create.
7. Could this point be "sold" to the public, who are thought by the politicians to be uninterested with matters "out of sight, out of mind"?
8. Those who remained uninterested in politics reacted by avoiding the news during the campaign.
9. Overall, there remained a roughly constant difference between the interested and the uninterested.
10. The levy probably survived because Margaret Thatcher - unlike the 19th-century Earl of Rosebery, who said he would rather win the Derby (he did that twice) than be prime minister (once, briefly) - was uninterested in racing.
11. Their reaction was loud and mixed, but they were certainly not uninterested.
12. The student may also appear uninterested because of a lack of job satisfaction and encouragement.
13. After a while the old ladies made a huffy pretence of being uninterested, whilst Herr Stern, cupping a hand round one ear, kept shouting, "You what?" at regular intervals.