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Term: do not bother
Description:
The phrase "do not bother" is used to advise someone not to disturb, inconvenience, or trouble themselves or others.
Possible Parts of Speech:
Possible Senses and Usages:
- To advise someone not to disturb or inconvenience.
- To warn against taking action that could be futile or troublesome.
- To indicate one's lack of concern or interest in a particular matter.
Samples Sentences:
- As a Verb phrase:
- Do not bother the sleeping baby, please.
- He told his colleagues, "I am busy, do not bother me unless it's urgent."
- Please do not bother the employees with any non-work-related requests during office hours.
- As an Idiom:
- She decided not to bother with learning the new software as it seemed too complicated.
- After struggling to fix the broken device, he finally gave up, realizing it was not worth the bother.
- I'm tired of their constant complaints, so I'll just ignore them and not bother anymore.
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