The phrase "a ignore" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of an article and a verb.
Example: "I would like to ignore the previous comments."
Alternatives: "an ignore" or "to disregard".
The best thing you can do when some teenager snarks at you is to either A) ignore it or B) think of something witty to tweet in response.
You'll never get an A!", ignore them and remember Social Studies may not be your best subject, but you're plenty good at other things, and that person is just shallow and you shouldn't waste your time with them.
1. a. Ignore the exclamation point.
What they've actually done is either (a) ignore Kansas or (b) spend lots of time trying to dig up reasons that Kansas is a special case and would have done even worse if Brownback hadn't stepped in.
"In general," de Naie observes, "it appears that the EIS is attempting to a ignore the fact that the East Maui leases awarded by BLNR have NEVER undergone environmental review and therefore, any impacts of the huge amounts of water taken, have never been discussed or evaluated.
This shell was built by applying the Receptor-Based Excluded Volumes graphic front-end in Phase v3.1 (Schrödinger LLC., Portland, USA; http://www.schrodinger.com) [69] to our hIKK-2 kinase domain model and by setting the Sphere filters parameter values to (a) ignore receptor atoms with surfaces within 0.25 Å of the ligand surface and (b) limit excluded-volume shell thickness to 10 Å.
No one's quite sure how best to treat it, largely because it's an ignored malady, an ignored problem.
The scene of the disaster, once an ignored slum, has become a site for tourists.
"By Blood" takes place on a whole other realm of the senses, an ignored, insulted realm.
("You were an ignored little girl who wanted to be loved").
Strauss walked off, an ignored part of the history taking place all round him.
