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    overlook/ignore/neglect

    (1)I said hello to her, but she ________ me completely!

    (2)You have ________ several mistakes in this work．

    (3)He was so busy that he ________ his health．

    (4)Dennis ________ the warning and put his hand into the lion’s cage．

    (5)He was dismissed for ________ his duty．

    (6)I will ________ your late arrival because it is the first time．

    答案：
    解析：

    (1)ignored　(2)overlooked/neglected　(3)neglected　(4)ignored　(5)neglecting　(6)overlook


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