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uninterested 【uninterested】adj. 不感兴趣的The audience yawned and seemed uninterested in the politician's speech.听众打着哈欠，似乎对政治家的演说并不感兴趣 。

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[ʌn'ɪntrəstɪd] 
uninterestednot having or showing interest
Uninterested describes someone who doesn't pay attention or care. If you're uninterested in touring old homes and shopping for antiques, you might be bored on vacation with your aunt and her friends.
The adjective uninterested is the one you'll use if you really don't care about something. You might be uninterested in the economics textbook chapter you keep trying to read, or uninterested in the celebrity gossip everyone is sharing. Uninterested is like bored. The Latin root word of interest is interresse, or to be of importance. So when something's not important to you, you're uninterested.
All forms of 'uninterested' will appear on average once every 8214 pages.disinterestedlydisinterestednessdisinterestinterestinterestedinterestingself-interestdisinterestedinterestednessuninterestedinterestinglyinterestingnessuninterestinguninterestinglyuninterestingness
CHOOSE RIGHT WORDS: DISINTERESTED-UNINTERESTED
			
  If you're disinterested, you're unbiased;  you're out of the loop. But if you're uninterested, you don't give a  hoot; you're bored. These two words have been duking it out, but the battle may  be over for uninterested. Heavyweight disinterested has  featherweight uninterested on the ropes. 
If you want a disinterested, or  unbiased opinion, don't ask your ex-boyfriend if you can ask his brother out. He will not be disinterested. Disinterested means impartial, having no  bias or profit from something:

There is no  convincing evidence for this convoluted advice, disinterested researchers say. (New York Times)
  
    Disinterested service is a virtue ordinary human intelligence cannot grasp. (F.E. Mills)

Uninterested means neutral or indifferent, having no interest in something. Once your former  sweetheart has a new girlfriend, he might be bored, or uninterested,  enough for you to ask him about his cute brother. Here are some uninterested examples:

The coach had put  some thoughts on paper and gave his friend the name of a possible publisher who  turned out to be uninterested. (New York Times)
  
    "He was dedicated  to the automobile," Mr. Joyce said, and uninterested in mass transit. (New  York Times)

If your ex is disinterested enough  to give you his brother's number, he's over you and unbiased. If the cute  brother is uninterested and doesn't call you back, then he's just not  into you. But know this: disinterested appears almost twice as often as uninterested,  and a quick scan shows that disinterested is frequently used to mean uninterested.Uninterested is down and will soon be counted out. Just like that date.

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Back	【uninterested】 adj. 不感兴趣的 The audience yawned and seemed uninterested in the politician's speech. 听众打着哈欠，似乎对政治家的演说并不感兴趣。
Vocab	uninterestednot having or showing interest Uninterested describes someone who doesn't pay attention or care. If you're uninterested in touring old homes and shopping for antiques, you might be bored on vacation with your aunt and her friends. The adjective uninterested is the one you'll use if you really don't care about something. You might be uninterested in the economics textbook chapter you keep trying to read, or uninterested in the celebrity gossip everyone is sharing. Uninterested is like bored. The Latin root word of interest is interresse, or to be of importance. So when something's not important to you, you're uninterested. All forms of 'uninterested' will appear on average once every 8214 pages. disinterestedly disinterestedness disinterest interest interested interesting self-interest disinterested interestedness uninterested interestingly interestingness uninteresting uninterestingly uninterestingness CHOOSE RIGHT WORDS: DISINTERESTED-UNINTERESTED If you're disinterested, you're unbiased; you're out of the loop. But if you're uninterested, you don't give a hoot; you're bored. These two words have been duking it out, but the battle may be over for uninterested. Heavyweight disinterested has featherweight uninterested on the ropes. If you want a disinterested, or unbiased opinion, don't ask your ex-boyfriend if you can ask his brother out. He will not be disinterested. Disinterested means impartial, having no bias or profit from something: There is no convincing evidence for this convoluted advice, disinterested researchers say. (New York Times) Disinterested service is a virtue ordinary human intelligence cannot grasp. (F.E. Mills) Uninterested means neutral or indifferent, having no interest in something. Once your former sweetheart has a new girlfriend, he might be bored, or uninterested, enough for you to ask him about his cute brother. Here are some uninterested examples: The coach had put some thoughts on paper and gave his friend the name of a possible publisher who turned out to be uninterested. (New York Times) "He was dedicated to the automobile," Mr. Joyce said, and uninterested in mass transit. (New York Times) If your ex is disinterested enough to give you his brother's number, he's over you and unbiased. If the cute brother is uninterested and doesn't call you back, then he's just not into you. But know this: disinterested appears almost twice as often as uninterested, and a quick scan shows that disinterested is frequently used to mean uninterested.Uninterested is down and will soon be counted out. Just like that date.

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