不介意
bújièyìTraditional: 不介意
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Translation
not to mind, to not care
Word origin
The negator 不 (bù) before 介意 (jiè yì, to mind), itself a compound of 介 (to lie between) and 意 (mind or intention). The phrase means to take no issue with something.
- Origin
- compound
- Root
- 不 (bù, not) + 介意 (jiè yì, to mind)
Stroke order
不
介
意
Examples
。
I do not mind waiting a while.
？。
Do you mind if I sit here? I do not mind.
。
He does not care about others' opinions.
，。
If you do not mind, I would like to open the window.
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She said she does not mind the hard work.
不介意 (bú jiè yì) means not to mind or not to care. It is a polite way of saying something does not bother you.
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