Meaning of 'oblivious' in Mongolian is: хайхрамжгүй

oblivious: хайхрамжгүй

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хайхрамжгүй, олборлосон, анхаарал муутай байдаг, мартамхай, болгоомжгүй, Сүнсгүйгээр.

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Adjective(1) (followed by `to' or `of') lacking conscious awareness of,failing to keep in mind,unaware,ignorant(2) (followed by `to' or `of') lacking conscious awareness of(3) failing to keep in mind(4) unaware(5) ignorant

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(1) He is even more taciturn when he drives, often appearing oblivious to any other presence.(2) This is also a favourite hang out for the local underage kids to smoke cigarettes out of the view of oblivious parents.(3) They seemed completely oblivious of the thousands of cars, buses and lorries thundering past.(4) He was very well paid by the corporation but was apparently quite oblivious of the mess into which his company was plunging.(5) Maybe I'm regularly subjected to it whilst I wind my merry oblivious way up and down the country.(6) I was not young enough to be oblivious to what was going on and not old enough to know what to do about it.(7) As oblivious of stoplights as he was of pedestrians, he owned the streets.(8) His eyes were closed and he was completely oblivious to what was happening around him.(9) Unbelievably, they can walk among their victims, oblivious to their humanity.(10) As if I was somehow oblivious to the fact that he had to pick and dig and drill and scrape away at my tooth as it valiantly clung to my gums.(11) In essence, and oblivious to the purists, the economics simply don't stack up.(12) She burst into tears, incredulous, a reaction to which Allen seemed oblivious .(13) Are commuters with glazed expressions dashing hither and thither oblivious to all around them?(14) The wonder is that most of the Cabinet seems supremely oblivious - or dismissive.(15) Blanche was oblivious as to what was taking place, but Anthony knew only too well.(16) Our council seem impervious to criticism and oblivious to basic common sense.