disregards信息详情
v.忽视，无视，不尊重
n.忽视，无视，不尊重
disregard───v.忽视，无视，不尊重；n.忽视，无视，不尊重
misregards───误解
disregarded───不顾，不理会，无视（disregard的过去式和过去分词）
disregarder───漠视者
misregard───误会
disregardful───adj.不顾的；漠视的
disregarding───v.忽视，无视，不尊重；n.忽视，无视，不尊重
misregarded───误会
as regards───至于，关于
The parser doesn't care about whitespace or comments, so the scanner disregards them.───解析器不关心空白或注释，因而扫描程序会忽略了这些。
But his critics charge that he sometimes disregards due process.───但他的批评者指责他经常对正当程序置之不理。
person who disregards this order will be in contempt of court.───漠视本法令者将被判藐视法庭罪。
China disregards human suffering for her to chose to condone brutal barbaric N.───中国无视人类痛苦而选择纵容残酷野蛮的北韩政权。
A prenuptial agreement that disregards any of these three considerations is likely to count for less, or even nothing.───一份婚前协议若是缺少这三方面的考虑，其效力就会削弱，甚至作废。
Unfortunately, this scheme disregards the fact that plasmas are notoriously unstable.───可惜的是，这个方案未考虑到电浆是出名的不稳定。
The JSF specification completely disregards exception management, placing its responsibility entirely on the servlet container.───JSF规范完全忽视异常管理，将责任完全放在servlet容器上。
He disregards the fact that while machines run the way the engineer and the operator make them run, men run spontaneously here and there.───机器按照工程师或操作员设定的方式运转，它才会运转。人则是自发的运转。
Neither author disregards the danger posed by extremists (underlined this week by the attempted car-bombing in New York).───这两位作者没有忽略极端分子造成的危险（本周纽约的汽车炸弹事件突显了这一点）。
But his critics charge that he sometimes disregards due process.
It disregards entirely the far more effective role of democratic self-government at the state and local levels.
Any person who disregards this order will be in contempt of court.
He disregards your self-satisfied conversation and embraces his self-condemnation.
Mr Bernard's formalism disregards all of the significant aspects of my work.
But that sort of clear thinking completely disregards the romance and revulsion offered up by this particular turn of events.
However, such a notion disregards the fact that human beings—the only desiring beings in the strict sense of the term—are also living beings, that is to say, mortal beings.
The practice of medicine that disregards scientific theory and relies solely on practical experience.
Marlow sometimes disregards the law, but his aim is always justice.