Men are awake enough to their own interests, who turn a deaf ear to their friends'distress.是什么意思？

Men are awake enough to their own interests, who turn a deaf ear to their friends'distress.

对朋友的痛苦置若罔闻的人,对个人的利益非常注意.

men

n. 人( man的名词复数 )，人类，男人，男子汉；

例句
Many men still have difficulty accepting a woman as a business partner...
许多男性仍然无法接受女性商业伙伴。

are

vi. （用于第二人称单复数现在时，第一、三人称复数现在时）是；n. 公亩（等于100平方米）；

例句
We are scared to abandon ourselves to our feelings in case we seem weak or out of control.
我们不敢放纵自己的情感，以免显得太过软弱或缺乏自制。

awake

adj. 醒着的，警惕的；vt.& vi. 唤醒，唤起，觉悟；

例句
I don't stay awake at night worrying about that...
我并没有因为那件事而担心得彻夜不眠。

enough

adv. 足够地，充足地，十分地；adj. 充足的，足够的；n. 充分，足够，满足；int. 够了；

例句
She was old enough to absent herself from the lunch table if she chose...
她长大了，可以自己做主不来吃午餐了。

to

prep. 向，朝着，到，关于，属于；adv. 朝一个方向的，到某种状态，关闭；

例句
I suggest you leave it to an expert...
我建议你把它留给专家来解决。

their

pron. 他（她，它）们的，在提及性别不详的人时，用以代替 him 或 her；

例句
Their permissiveness toward their children reflects the wild abandon of their own lives.
他们对孩子的放任折射出他们自身生活的放浪形骸。

own

n. 自己的事物，自己人；vt. 拥有，承认；vi. 承认；adj. 自己的，特有的；

例句
Their permissiveness toward their children reflects the wild abandon of their own lives.
他们对孩子的放任折射出他们自身生活的放浪形骸。

interests

n. 兴趣( interest的名词复数 )，利益，利息，关注；

例句
Old enemies can become new friends even if all their national interests are not in complete accord.
即使国家利益不尽相同，他们也可以化敌为友。

who

pron. 谁，什么人，关系代词，有先行词，孰；

例句
The last French king was Louis Philippe, who abdicated in 1848.
法国末代国王是1848年逊位的路易·菲力普。

turn

v. 使转动，旋转，转身，翻转；n. 转动，转向，转弯处，转变；

例句
The government have not been able to turn today's demonstration to their advantage.
政府未能把今天的游行示威转为己用。

deaf

adj. 聋的，不愿听的；

例句
Many other countries have turned a deaf ear to their cries for help.
很多其他国家对他们的求助置若罔闻。

ear

n. 耳朵，听觉，听力，耳状物，穗；vi. 抽穗，（美俚）听见；

例句
It sounds like an advert: easy on the ear but bland and forgettable.
这听起来像广告词：听着简单易懂，但是枯燥乏味，容易忘记。

distress

n. 悲痛，危难，不幸，贫困，[法]扣押财物；vt. 使痛苦，使忧伤，[法]扣押（财物），使贫困；

例句
Jealousy causes distress and painful emotions.
嫉妒会带来忧虑和痛苦。