No. 12,774 in Spanish
omiso
Omiso: Neglectful or disregarding.
In a sentence
El conductor hizo caso omiso de la señal de alto.
The driver ignored the stop sign.
In this sentence, 'omiso' is part of 'hacer caso omiso', which means to ignore or disregard something.
No debemos hacer omiso a las advertencias de seguridad.
We should not ignore safety warnings.
Here, 'omiso' appears again in 'hacer caso omiso,' emphasizing the act of neglecting or not paying attention to warnings.
Ella fue omisa al responder la pregunta directamente.
She was neglectful in answering the question directly.
In this case, 'omisa' ('omiso' in feminine form) is used as an adjective describing someone who neglects or avoids something explicitly.
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