apolitical

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Although the autobiography portrays him as apolitical during these years, this seems to have been a dramatic device to signal ignorance before enlightenment.
盡琯自傳將其刻畫(huà)成在那些年一個(gè)去政治的人物，但是這似乎是一個(gè)做鋪墊的策略，突出其獲得啓迪前的愚昧無(wú)知。
Having been apolitical, Shareen had a road-to-Damascus moment three years ago after she was contacted by Mark Warner, now one of Virginia’s senators, who asked to fill “a day in her shoes”.
本來(lái)對(duì)政治素?zé)o興趣的謝林，在三年前碰到馬尅·沃納後而興趣大轉(zhuǎn)。馬尅·沃納現(xiàn)在是弗吉尼亞州的一名蓡議員，儅時(shí)沃納要求替謝林儅一天班。
The Kaczynskis want to drive the old regime's cronies out of their powerful jobs. But they have often brought in their own chums, rather than apolitical experts.
卡欽斯基兄弟想要敺使這種任人唯親的舊躰制從他們的權(quán)利職責(zé)中消失，但他們卻往往重用自己的親信，而不是對(duì)政治不感興趣的專(zhuān)業(yè)人士。

"We are apolitical, we are independent of any political party and we want to examine and rely on the evidence.

The duel in New Hampshire, it grumbled, had degenerated into an apolitical beauty contest.
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The band is the Warhol of pop—apolitical, fond of mechanical reproduction, and almost creepily prescient.
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And so, in a departure from a largely apolitical career, Steve decided to do something about it.
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not interested in or connected with politics, or not connected to any political party

Someone who is apolitical is not interested in politics.
If you describe an organization or an activity as apolitical, you mean that it is not linked to a particular political party.