Oblivious Meaning in English
word
əˈbɫɪviəs
uh-BLIV-ee-uhs
əblˈɪvɪəs
ub-LIV-ee-uhs
Definición
Not noticing or not being aware of things happening around you.
Uso & Matices
'Oblivious' is formal or neutral, often used in 'oblivious to' (not noticing something specific). It usually refers to being completely unaware, not just distracted. Do not confuse with 'ignorant' (which can imply lack of knowledge, sometimes rudely).
Spanish: inconsciente - ajenoPortuguese (BR): alheio - inconscientePortuguese (PT): alheio - inconscienteChinese (Simplified): 未察觉的 - 不知道的Chinese (Traditional): 未察覺的 - 不知道的Hindi: अनजान - बेख़बरArabic: غافل - غير مدركBengali: অবিগ্য (অনবধান) - অসচেতন - অজানRussian: не замечающий - не осведомлённый - не обращающий вниманияJapanese: 気づかない - 無自覚なVietnamese: không nhận ra - không để ý - không biết gìKorean: 눈치채지 못하는 - 무심한Turkish: habersiz - farkında olmayanUrdu: لاعلم - بے خبر - لاعلمی میں مبتلاIndonesian: tidak menyadari - tidak sadar
Oraciones de Ejemplo
He was oblivious to the noise outside.
basic
She walked by, oblivious to everyone staring at her.
basic
They seemed oblivious to the time passing.
basic
I'm completely oblivious when it comes to celebrity gossip.
natural
How can you be so oblivious to what's happening around you?
natural
She was so focused on her phone that she was oblivious to the world.
natural