oblivious

Fonética

Estadounidense /əˈblɪviəs/Inglés /əˈblɪviəs/

ADJajeno, olvidadizos, inconsciente, ignorante, haciendo caso omiso

Governments elsewhere face similar pressures—and appear just as oblivious
Fuente:www.economist.com
I decide to put on my earphones right away so I can act oblivious to the conversation happening.
Fuente:www.reddit.com
But they have no free will, chained to a numbing in-office existence about which their “outies” remain oblivious.
Fuente:www.theatlantic.com
Governments elsewhere face similar pressures—and appear just as oblivious
Fuente:www.economist.com
Qian was not entirely oblivious to the plight of her investors - she outlined a plan in her diary to pay back her debts in China, once the price of Bitcoin had reached £50,000 per coin.
Fuente:www.bbc.com