disinterest in Portuguese
disinterest in Portuguese is desinteressar — disinterest means a lack of interest or curiosity in something.
disinterest in Portuguese
desinteressar
(transitive) To render disinterested.
What does "disinterest" mean?
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noun A lack of interest or curiosity in something.
"She eyed him over her martini with cool disinterest."
- noun The state of having no personal stake or bias in something.
- noun Something that goes against someone's own interest or advantage.
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disinterest in a sentence
- She eyed him over her martini with cool disinterest.
- The root of the matter, as a letter and an editorial in our November issue pointed out, is disinterest in the railway, whatever it does.
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What is "disinterest" in Portuguese?
"disinterest" in Portuguese is desinteressar. disinterest means: A lack of interest or curiosity in something.
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