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漠不关心 — “To be completely indifferent”

漠不关心 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be completely indifferent”. To show no concern at all; to pay no attention whatsoever. Literally, “indifferent and unconcerned”.

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漠不关心 Pronunciation and Pinyin

  • 漠mò
  • 不bù
  • 关guān
  • 心xīn

漠不关心 Character Breakdown

CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
漠
mò13vast empty desert
不
bù4not
关
guān6to close, concern, or pass
心
xīn4heart, mind, core

Example Sentence with 漠不关心

即使身边的人遇到了困难,他依然表现得漠不关心
Even when people around him encountered difficulties, he still appeared completely indifferent.

Idioms Related to 漠不关心

Synonyms of 漠不关心

  • mò漠rán然zhì置zhī之treat with indifference

Antonyms of 漠不关心

  • guān关huái怀bèi备zhì至give meticulous and thoughtful care

More idioms starting with 漠

  • mò漠bù不guān关qíng情completely indifferent and unconcerned
  • mò漠bù不xiāng相guān关totally irrelevant or unrelated
  • mò漠mò漠wú无wén闻unnoticed and unknown

Questions about 漠不关心

What does 漠不关心 mean?
漠不关心 (mò bù guān xīn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be completely indifferent”.
How do you pronounce 漠不关心?
漠不关心 is pronounced mò bù guān xīn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 漠不关心 literally mean?
Literally, 漠不关心 means “indifferent and unconcerned”. It is used to mean “to be completely indifferent”.
What is the Chinese definition of 漠不关心?
漠:冷淡。态度冷淡,毫不关心。
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