(not) take a blind bit of notice

British & Australian, informal

to not give someone or something any attention at all.

Protesters were shouting and waving banners outside the embassy, but no-one took a blind bit of notice.

They didn't take a blind bit of notice of our objections. (often + of)

• come up smelling of roses
• come up to scratch
• come up up trumps
• come up with
• come up with something
• come what may
• come within an ace of
• come within an ace of doing something
• come within an ace of something
• come within an inch of
• come within an inch of doing something
• come within a whisker of
• come within a whisker of doing something
• come within a whisker of something
• come with the territory
• comings and goings
• commit something to memory
• commit to memory
• commit to memory something
• common ground
• common-or-garden
• common touch
• compare apples and oranges
• compare notes
• conk out