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negligent

/ˈneɡ.lɪ.dʒənt/

Tradução: Descreve uma pessoa ou ação que não demonstra o cuidado devido ao fazer algo, o que frequentemente causa dano ou prejuízo. Também pode indicar falta de atenção ou descuido em relação a obrigações ou responsabilidades.

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Relações da palavra

adjective

/ˈneɡ.lɪ.dʒənt/B2formallegal
  • ptDescreve uma pessoa ou ação que não demonstra o cuidado devido ao fazer algo, o que frequentemente causa dano ou prejuízo. Também pode indicar falta de atenção ou descuido em relação a obrigações ou responsabilidades.

Describes a person or action that fails to take proper care in doing something, often resulting in harm or damage.

  1. Failing to take proper careB2formallegal

    Failing to give proper attention or care to something that one is responsible for.

    ptNegligente

    • The company was found negligent in maintaining safety standards.
    • He was negligent in his duties as a security guard.
    • The court ruled that the driver was negligent in causing the accident.

    Sinônimoscarelessderelictheedlessinattentiveirresponsiblelaxneglectfulremissthoughtless

    Antônimosattentivecarefulconscientiousdiligentmindfulvigilantwatchful

  2. Careless or inattentiveB2formal

    Showing a lack of attention or concern, especially in a casual or habitual way.

    ptNegligente

    • She was negligent about locking the door before leaving.
    • His negligent attitude towards his studies led to poor grades.
    • The babysitter was negligent in watching the children.

    Sinônimoscarelessderelictheedlessinattentivelaxneglectfulremissslackthoughtlessunmindful

    Antônimosattentivecarefulvigilantwatchful

Formas
  • more negligent comparative form
  • most negligent superlative form
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