blase

英 [ˈblɑːzeɪ]

美 [ˈblɑːzeɪ]

adj.  (对某事物)不稀罕，认为司空见惯

BNC.39717 / COCA.24393

牛津词典

adj.

• （对某事物）不稀罕，认为司空见惯
  not impressed, excited or worried about sth, because you have seen or experienced it many times before

英英释义

adj

• nonchalantly unconcerned
  1. a blase attitude about housecleaning
• uninterested because of frequent exposure or indulgence
  1. his blase indifference
  2. a petulant blase air
  3. the bored gaze of the successful film star
  Synonym:bored
• very sophisticated especially because of surfeit
  1. the blase traveler refers to the ocean he has crossed as `the pond'
  2. the benefits of his worldly wisdom
  Synonym:worldly

双语例句

• So if you have your first experience as a teenager, which is probably not uncommon in America, at least, it could be tremendous unless you are so blase because of what everybody has said.
  所以如果你在十几岁时有性经历，这在美国并非不常见，至少，它可以是巨大的除非，因为别人说的对此漠不关心。
• The drinkers also seem more blase than ever about the consequences.
  而他们似乎对后果也更加地漠不关心。
• 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。
• I was trying to sound blase and experienced.
  我努力装出一副无动于衷、见多识广的腔调。
• Fang's willful adoption of the bald head therefore marked his figures as hooligans, social outcasts whose blase expressions often cannot be differentiated from laughter, yawns, and screams.
  方力钧故意把光头的人物，描绘为流氓和社会弃儿，令旁人未能辨出他们是大笑、打呵欠，还是尖叫的表情。
• She was very blase about it all.
  她对整个这件事全然漠不关心。
• Edna has been attending too many parties during the holidays; she appears blase.
  埃德娜在假日已经参加了太多的舞会，她似乎厌倦了享乐。
• The catalog management strategy of distributed data blase systems
  分布式数据库系统的目录管理策略
• He flies first class so often he's become blase about it.
  他老是坐飞机一等舱，所以已无新鲜感了。
• 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。