ignoramus 的定义
plural ig·no·ra·mus·es.
- an extremely ignorant person.
ignoramus 近义词
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- Among other incredulous moments, Carlson would often claim she needed Google or a dictionary to look up words she most certainly knew, such as ignoramus and czar.
- If I were a reactionary ignoramus, those numbers would make me plenty nervous.
- As a recovering ignoramus, I ordered a used copy of Shababo's Love in Safed before I finished Ziffer's post.
- Is he really an ignoramus mistakenly granted admission ahead of deserving students because his parents know the right people?
- A demagogue must be neither an educated nor an honest man; he has to be an ignoramus and a rogue.
- Plotz was, by his own estimation, an inattentive Jew, a biblical ignoramus.
- This fellow was an ignoramus, did not even understand the Jewish language, and made use therefore of Russian.
- Any political ignoramus, if hoisted to the "bench," has judicial authority to declare the law,—it is absolute.
- Why is one born into this world an ignoramus, knowing nothing of the laws, customs and usage one inadvertently breaks?
- "If that luncheon was not expensive, then I am indeed an ignoramus," said Dolly, when they began to figure out its cost.
- But fools will rush in where angels fear to tread, and Ignoramus walks with confidence where Eruditus fears to take a step.