1.〈古〉不注意的,不关心的;不感兴趣的,不爱追根究底的
2.乏味的,没兴趣的
1.not interested in knowing about something
1.Robin Hood himself seems incurious where his arrows will strike, or at least unwilling to be specific.
罗宾汉本人似乎毫不关心自己的箭将射向何处，或者至少是不愿意给定目标。
2.Inexperienced and Bush-level incurious . She has no record of interest in foreign policy, let alone expertise.
由于没经验和与布什类似的漠不关心，佩琳在外交政策方面也没什么历练，更不用说什么专业素养。
3.British actors come without a career hinterland that's discernible to the average, insular, incurious American couch-potato.
在那些平庸、偏狭、漠不关心、终日懒散在家的美国人眼中，英国演员就是些没有经验的新丁。
4.She is incurious after she had glanced at a few of these pages.
她浏览了几页后，便失去了好奇心。
5.But economists have been strikingly incurious about what those cognitive short-cuts actually are.
但经济学家一直不关心这些认知捷径究竟是什么。
6.strangely incurious about the cause of the political upheaval surrounding them.
对他们身边政治剧变的原因莫名其妙的淡漠、不关心。
7.strangely incurious about the causes of the political upheaval surrounding her.
对发生在她身边的政治风暴的原因竟然无动于衷。
8.He seemed curiously incurious about vital details, such as the conduct of the war in Iraq.
他似乎对重要的细节都漠不关心，如在伊拉克战争中的行为。
9.Bush is largely incurious about the world; FDR and Churchill wanted to know everything.
布什对世界多半不寻根问底，而罗斯福和丘吉尔什么都想知道。
10.In the nervous, incurious world of today, these markers are salutary for their apparent waywardness.
在如今高度紧张、漠不关心的世界里，这些符号有助于营造积极向上的力量。