unbothered

/ʌnbˈɑðɚd/ adj

Not bothered, serene.

Word Origin Unbothered is the negative of 'bothered,' and 'bother' itself has a mysterious origin — possibly from Irish 'bodhar' meaning 'deaf, bothered.' The idea: to bother someone is to pester them until they can't hear anything else. Unbothered is that serene state of not being annoyed. The -ed suffix turns it into an adjective describing a person's condition.

adj Not bothered, serene.

She was unbothered by the criticism and continued her work.

(形容词) 从容;淡定;泰然自若;处之泰然;不以为意 【从容淡定的】

她对批评毫不在意,继续自己的工作。

(adjetivo) Sin preocupación, sereno.

No le afectaron las críticas y continuó con su trabajo.

(adjectif) imperturbable; serein; non affecté; indifférent [Qui n'est pas affecté ou troublé; serein, imperturbable.]

Elle restait imperturbable face aux critiques et a poursuivi son travail.

(Adjektiv) gelassen; unbekümmert; unberührt [**unbothered** – in einem Zustand der Gelassenheit oder Gleichgültigkeit, ohne sich von etwas stören oder beunruhigen zu lassen.]

Sie blieb **unbothered** von den negativen Kommentaren und arbeitete einfach weiter.

(形容詞) 気にしない、煩わされない、動じない、穏やかな。

彼女は批判をまったく気にせず、自分の仕事を淡々と続けた。

(adjetivo) tranquilo; indiferente; imperturbável; sereno; despreocupado [Não incomodado, sereno.]

Ela não se incomodou com as críticas e continuou seu trabalho.

Word parts: un + bother + ed

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