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uninterested 是較常見的用法。
「uninterested」和「disinterested」在中文中常被混淆,但其實有明顯的區別。「uninterested」指的是對某事物缺乏興趣或關心,例如「他對這個話題感到無興趣」。相對地,「disinterested」則表示對某事物持中立態度,沒有私利或偏見,通常用於形容公正的判斷,例如「法官必須保持公正和不偏不倚」。因此,雖然兩者都涉及對某事物的態度,但「uninterested」強調缺乏興趣,而「disinterested」則強調客觀性。
I was completely uninterested in the movie, as it lacked a compelling plot.
She seemed uninterested in the conversation, often looking at her phone.
Despite the exciting topic, he remained uninterested throughout the lecture.
The children appeared uninterested in the educational game, preferring to play outside.
Her uninterested attitude during the meeting was noted by her supervisor.
I found the book uninterested, as the characters were not well-developed.
He was uninterested in joining the club, preferring to spend time alone.
The audience looked uninterested as the speaker droned on without engaging them.
Even with the free snacks, many attendees seemed uninterested in the presentation.
She expressed her uninterested feelings about the event, saying it wasn't her style.
The judge remained disinterested throughout the trial to ensure a fair verdict.
Her disinterested attitude towards the competition surprised her teammates.
It is important for a referee to be disinterested in the outcome of the game.
His disinterested perspective allowed him to analyze the situation objectively.
She approached the negotiation with a disinterested mindset, focusing on the facts rather than emotions.
The committee sought a disinterested expert to provide an unbiased opinion.
His disinterested nature made him an ideal candidate for the advisory role.
They appreciated her disinterested feedback, which helped improve their project.
A disinterested observer would note the flaws in the argument presented.
The disinterested researcher published findings that challenged popular beliefs.