What does it mean to not be impressed, and what does it mean to be dismissive and dismissive

<> 不以意 is a Chinese idiom, pronounced bù yǐ wéi yì, which means not to take it to heart. Expressing contempt for people or things. From "Three Kingdoms, Wu Shu, Lu Kai Biography".

Disapproval means not agreeing with someone else's point of view. It means that it is not thought to be so.

Not thinking about it means not caring about what others say or not caring about the development of things, which means not paying attention to it.

不以以意】bù yǐ wéi yì].

Explanation]: Don't take it to heart. It shows a contemptuous attitude towards people and things.

From]: "Three Kingdoms, Wu Shu, Lu Kai Biography": "Ding Da hates Kai, thinks about it, Kai doesn't care about it in the end, it is the heart of the public family, the righteousness is in the color, the expression is not decorated, and the loyalty is internal."

Northern Wei Dynasty Yang Xuanzhi's "Luoyang Jialanji Qin Taishangjun Temple": "Linzi officials and apprentices are in Beijing, smelling the bricks and admire the situation, and they are ashamed, but Cui Xiaozhong does not care. ”

Example]: Guan Hai saw the arrival of the rescue army and personally led troops to meet the enemy; Because I saw that Xuande had few soldiers, .

Ming Luo Guanzhong's "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is the eleventh.

Grammar]: verb-object; as a predicate.

1. Disdainful: It means not taking it to heart, indicating a contemptuous attitude towards people or things;

Pronunciation: bù yǐ wéi yì

Source: From the eleventh chapter of Luo Guanzhong's "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" in the Ming Dynasty, "Because I saw that there were few soldiers in Xuande, I didn't care." (Translation: Because Xuande has fewer soldiers and horses, he doesn't take it to heart.) ）

2. Disagree: It means not thinking that it is correct, indicating disagreement or denial.

Pronunciation: bù yǐ wéi rán

Source: From Li Baojia's "Officialdom Appearance" in the Qing Dynasty, "I heard him say that foreigners are not, although he doesn't say anything, but the boss in his heart doesn't think so." ”

Disagree.

bù yǐ wéi rán

Explanation: Yes, yes. I don't think it's right. Expressing disagreement or denial.

Don't take it personally: Don't take it to heart. Expressing contempt for people or things.

Disagree: Don't think it's right, don't agree, don't care: don't take it to heart, don't pay attention to it.

Not thinking about it means not paying attention to it and not thinking about it is not agreeing with it.

Dismissive: Thinks it's right, but doesn't take it seriously.

Disagree: Don't think it's right.

The meaning is pretty much the same, the first one is not very useful.

The meaning of disdain: think that there is no need to mind, do not take it to heart.

Interpretation] means not taking it seriously and not paying attention to it.

Usage] as a predicate in a sentence; I don't care about it.

Example] After hearing what her opponent said, she smiled disapprovingly, thinking that they were bluffing again.

Pinyin】bù yǐwéi yì.

synonyms] careless, careless, careless, indifferent, negligent, perfunctory, so-so.

antonyms] solemn, meticulous, one-sided, solemn, serious, cautious, cautious.

Don't think it's meant to make a sentence:

1. He still didn't care about the duck Zhao guessing egg in the exam, no wonder the teacher scolded him.

2. After listening to Zhang's explanation, Zhang Wuye felt that this was all a woman's opinion, and waved his hand a little disapprovingly.

3. The driver of the van didn't care, and he was giggling and playing with the child.

4, Chao Yongyi was bold and bold, but Jane guessed that he didn't care, and settled his luggage in the first room, and Xiao Er had already come over with wine and rice dishes.

5. They just shrugged their shoulders and didn't care.

6. I said the wrong thing for a while, and I thought he would be furious when he heard it, but I didn't think of him but I didn't care.

7. In the latter case, the contradiction of the subject itself is often a manifestation of the subject's incompetence, and the other party sees his own incompetence, so he does not care about himself, so that the contradiction is eliminated.

The above content reference: Encyclopedia - disdainful.

Unimpressed"It is an idiom that means not being interested, not caring, not taking it to heart, indicating an attitude of indifference or indifference to something.

This idiom consists of two parts: not to take harmony as the meaning. Among them, "not to" means "not will......See", "do not take ......as", emphasizing Danwei's attitude towards something; "Weiyi" means "to put it in the heart" and "to care".

Therefore, "dismissive" together means not seeing something as important, not caring, not caring, not caring. Zhengdou.

There are many scenarios where "don't care" is used, such as:

1.Having an attitude of not caring about the criticism or criticism of others, saying that your evaluation of others is not important and will not affect your emotions or behavior.

2.When faced with trivial or trivial problems, do not overly entangle or annoy, treat them with a relaxed attitude, and do not bring negative impact to yourself.

3.For something inconsequential, there is not much interest or input, and there is no excessive attention or active participation.

It is important to note that "not taking it personally" does not mean completely ignoring or ignoring it, but rather expressing an attitude of not paying much attention or taking things to heart in certain situations. This attitude can show a calm, calm state of mind, but it also needs to be used with caution in certain situations so as not to give the impression of being aloof or irresponsible. The correct use should be judged according to the specific situation and the needs of the other party.

The old man ignored it and didn't care. Huizi said: "Zi Du doesn't see a husband and a fisherman?

If you enter the water, you will be machined, and when you get out of the water, you will be slippery, and those who still don't care about it are old and not dead. Zhuangzi said: "The words of the old man are poetic

The husband is self-taught, and the success is successful. It is to teach those who do not care. The husband and the fish are happy and the spring water is clear, the fish is happy, and the old man is not dead.

I heard it: 'Heaven and earth have great beauty without words'. It is the old gentleman who often worships his teachings, and if the natural is new, he does not care about it.

Meaning: Zhuangzi and Huizi swim on the beam, Zhuangzi said: "The fish is happy and the spring water is clear and the fish heart is happy"; Keiko said:

Zhuangzi's words are as clear and lovely as the clouds in the sky." Zhuangzi said: "There are no words in the husband's way, and if you want to speak, you can only understand and comprehend it naturally in your heart"; Keiko said:

I comprehend Zhuangzi's words according to the way of nature." At this time, Zhuangzi and Huizi are no longer the previous Zhuangzi and Huizi, and they are no longer one person. They have detached themselves from the meaning and value of things themselves, and have entered into the understanding of the inner nature and laws of things.

The meaning of things they understand is no longer limited and influenced by the thing itself, but transcends the limitation and influence of the thing itself, and rises to another level and level. Therefore, the "Tao" that they have comprehended is no longer the "Tao" that they can understand and comprehend.

Therefore, not thinking does not mean not caring or caring, nor does it mean not feeling or understanding the meaning and laws of things. Rather, it refers to the understanding of the meaning and laws of things that has reached a new height and a new level.