with their usual nonchalance they arrived at the wedding ceremony half an hour late
Recent Examples on the WebEarly in Season 4, Robin (played by Maya Hawke) offers an explanation for her and her friends’ nonchalance in dealing with threats from the Upside Down, the desolate alternate realm that regularly sets monsters loose. Shirley Li, The Atlantic, 27 May 2022 Richardson’s nonchalance does not erase self-doubt and self-awareness. Edgar Thompson, Orlando Sentinel, 4 Sep. 2022 Leave the top button undone, à la Elvis, to telegraph a confident nonchalance. Todd Plummer, WSJ, 16 June 2022 Cucinelli’s season ahead goes on display in his Pitti pavilion today, and is as ever defined by nonchalance, Italian style—aka sprezzatura. Tom Stubbs, Vogue, 14 June 2022 The Cambodian government has gone from nonchalance to closures to crackdowns. The New York Times, Arkansas Online, 25 July 2021 There was a nonchalance to Felipe that was hard, deep down, not to admire.New York Times, 5 Nov. 2021 Still, the rules for women who act—and especially for those who also sing—remain to cultivate a certain nonchalance toward the inevitable applause. Naveen Kumar, Town & Country, 12 July 2022 As his gluttonous, red-hooded mark, Julia Lester is a wry portrait of brash and naive nonchalance, a deadpan avatar of youthful disaffection. Naveen Kumar, Variety, 10 July 2022 See More
VERB + NONCHALANCE | PREPOSITION | PHRASESVERB + NONCHALANCE➤affect, feign擺出/假裝滿不在乎的樣子◇She shrugged, feigning nonchalance.她聳聳肩,裝出一副無所謂的樣子。PREPOSITION➤with nonchalance冷淡地◇He declined the offer with cool nonchalance.他冷漠地拒絕了這一提議。PHRASES➤an air of nonchalance一副滿不在乎的樣子◇'Oh, by the way...' she started, with a false air of nonchalance.“哦,順便問一句⋯”她裝出滿不在乎的樣子開口道。