brush off

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• I am sure he will brush off his wife's suggestion.(我相信他不听他太太的建议。)
• Immediately after it happens, cover the fresh gravy stain with salt, letting it absorb as much of the grease as possible. Gently brush off the salt.(赶紧用盐涂在肉汁上，尽可能让盐多吸收油，接着轻轻地把盐刷下来。)
• Even if booze doesn't send you out looking for a fight, it often lowers the threshold of anger, meaning that small annoyances that you would normally brush off might make you want to fight.(即使豪饮并不会使你主动出去滋事，但他通常降低了愤怒的门槛，也就是说，通常你会抛之脑后的小烦恼这时候却让你摩拳擦掌。)
• I get up, too, and brush myself off.(我也站了起来，掸掸身上的土。)
• Perhaps you spill your drink on someone, you arrive late for the big meeting because of traffic problems, or someone who you wanted to speak to gives you a cold brush-off.(你可能不小心将饮料洒在别人身上，可能由于交通堵塞而导致重要会议迟到，或者你想要与之交谈的人却冷淡地拒绝了你等等。)
• "My family thought they could indoctrinate me in that business, that living with my uncle, it would brush off," Cunningham said. "But it didn't work."(“我的家人以为他们可以诱导我入那一行，以为我和舅舅住在一起，就会打消原来的想法，”坎宁安说，“但那没起作用。”)
• Increased public scrutiny will also make it harder for executives to brush off criticism.(加大公众监督力度将会使经理人很难对批评置之不理。)
• If you care, it's harder to brush off failures and mistakes and criticism.(如果你在意了，就很难不在乎失败、错误和指责。)
• Not everyone will like the tone, although such charges are today harder to brush off than in the boom years.(比起过去繁荣的日子，他的批评在今日将较难予以驳斥，但不是每个人都能接受他的语调。)
• That means more than just sweeping dry brush off the front porch.(这不仅仅意味着把前门廊上的刷子扫干。)