English[edit]
Etymology[edit]
in- + attentive
Pronunciation[edit]
Adjective[edit]
inattentive (comparative more inattentive, superlative most inattentive)
- Of or pertaining to a lack of attention; not paying attention; careless.
- He was inattentive in class and did not do well in his exams.
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Translations[edit]
not paying attention
- Armenian: ցրված (hy) (cʻrvac)
- Belarusian: няўва́жлівы (njaŭvážlivy), няўва́жны (njaŭvážny)
- Bulgarian: невнима́телен (bg) (nevnimátelen)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 分心 (zh) (fēnxīn), 心不在焉 (zh) (xīnbùzàiyān), 心神恍惚 (zh) (xīnshénhuǎnghū), 失神 (zh) (shīshén)
- Czech: nepozorný m
- Esperanto: senatenta
- Finnish: tarkkaamaton (fi)
- French: inattentif (fr)
- German: unaufmerksam (de)
- Ido: neatencoza (io)
- Irish: anaireach
- Italian: inattento (it)
- Kazakh: алаңғасар (alañğasar)
- Manx: neuarreydagh, antortagh
- Maori: pihoi, taringa morimori, taringa whitirua, taringa kōroiroi, muhukai
- Polish: nieuważny (pl)
- Romanian: neatent (ro)
- Russian: невнима́тельный (ru) (nevnimátelʹnyj)
- Slovak: nepozorný
- Spanish: desatento (es)
- Ukrainian: неува́жний (neuvážnyj), неува́жливий (neuvážlyvyj)
- Vietnamese: lơ đãng
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Pronunciation[edit]
Adjective[edit]
inattentive
- feminine singular of inattentif
