/ɪɡˈnɔː/
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Translation
To hear or see someone and decide to give them no attention.
Word origin
From Latin ignorare, meaning not to know.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- ignorare
- English cognates
- ignorant
Grammar
Verb typeregular (ignore, ignores, ignored)
Examples
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"Ignored" is the past form.
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"Ignore" can also mean take no notice of a thing.
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"Ignores" is the form used with he, she or it.
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