Word · Frequency #39717

blase

/ˈblɑːzei/

adjective

厌倦的；腻烦的

核心释义

uninterested because of frequent exposure or indulgence

1.
因见多识广而非常老练；通晓世故
very sophisticated especially because of surfeit; versed in the ways of the world
2.
因频繁接触或沉溺而失去兴趣
uninterested because of frequent exposure or indulgence
3.
满不在乎的,冷漠的
nonchalantly unconcerned

满不在乎的；漠不关心的；世故的；见多识广的；因见多识广而非常老练；通晓世故；因频繁接触或沉溺而失去兴趣；满不在乎的,冷漠的

After years of traveling to luxury resorts, she became blasé about exotic beaches.

在多年前往豪华度假胜地后，她对异国海滩感到厌倦了。

用法提示：形容词 blasé 表示因频繁接触而失去兴趣，与介词 about 连用。

The critic's blasé tone suggested that he had seen too many mediocre films.

评论家那厌倦的语气表明他看过了太多平庸的电影。

用法提示：形容词 blasé 作为定语修饰名词 tone，描述一种漠不关心的态度。

Despite the lavish party, he remained blasé, sipping his drink quietly.

尽管派对奢华，他仍显得厌倦，安静地啜饮着饮料。

用法提示：形容词 blasé 用作表语，描述主语对享乐感到疲惫的状态。

表示对某事因习以为常而失去兴趣。

She is blase about the constant compliments.

她对不断的赞美感到厌倦。