逢迎 【 blase a。厌烦于享乐或人生的 blatant a。喧哗的;炫耀的 【a word used by Spenser（1596）， perh after Sc blatand ＝ bleating bleat 咩地叫;抱怨地说】 .
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a petulent blase air 暴躁的无聊的神情
Melinda, 23, sucked up her blase attitude toward sports and watched hours upon hours of hockey with a housemate she wanted to pounce.
23岁的梅琳达，尽管有千万个理由对体育说“不”，但她耐住性子，跟她喜欢的室友看了一场又一场的冰球。
Not long ago an iPhone was the peak of technology, but now nearly everybody has a smartphone and people have become quite blase about them.
不久之前苹果手机还被认为是科技之巅，但是现在几乎人人都有智能手机，人们对这些都司空见惯了。
As blase attitudes to financial stability give way to concern, tax havens make it harder to gain a true picture of where debt and risk lie, for example in hedge funds trading exotic derivatives.
大家对金融稳定的态度从无所谓转变为关心后，使得避税港用什么来承担债务和风险变得更加困难，比方说，用对冲基金交易外国衍生产品。
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