Ignore A. to refuse to notice or pay attention ...

[ Vocabulary ]

Ignore

A. to refuse to notice or pay attention to something

B. to actively engage with something

C. to express interest in something

D. to acknowledge and respond to something

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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