Ignored
“Ignored” 是动词 “ignore” 的过去式与过去分词，表示故意不给予注意、不予回应或不采纳建议/警告。语气常含“被冷落”或“被无视”的负面色彩。
- “He ignored my text messages all day.” (他一整天都没回我的短信。)
- “The warning signs were ignored until it was too late.” (警告信号一直被忽视，直到为时已晚。)
- “She felt ignored during the meeting.” (她在会议上感到被无视。)
来自法语 “ignorer”，源于拉丁语 “ignorare”（不知道），由 “in-”（不）+ “gnorare”（知道）构成，原义接近“不知”，后演变为“不予理会”。
“ignore + -ed”：“-ed” 为规则动词过去式与过去分词后缀。
在职场与社交语境中，“feel ignored” 常表达情感伤害；在安全、医疗、政策报道中，“warnings were ignored” 强调疏忽带来的后果。
- 原形: “ignore” (忽视)
- 名词: “ignorance” (无知)
- 形容词: “ignorant” (无知的)
- 固定搭配: “ignored advice” (忽视建议), “completely ignored” (完全无视), “widely ignored” (被广泛忽视)
“Ignore” 像 “I + gnore”（我不去知道/理会），“ignored” 就是“已经被无视了”。
“The manager ignored repeated complaints, and morale on the team dropped quickly.” (经理一再忽视投诉，团队士气迅速下滑。)