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ignorantly

/ig-ner-uhnt/US // ˈɪg nər ənt //UK // (ˈɪɡnərənt) //

无知地,无知者无畏,无知,无知的人

Related Words

illiterate文盲,一字不识,不识字,扫盲uninformed不了解情况的人,不懂的,不了解情况,不知情的人naive天真无邪,天真烂漫,天真,天真无邪的obtuse迟钝的,钝的,迟钝,愚钝的innocent无辜的,无辜者,无辜,无辜的人uneducated没有受过教育的,没有受过教育,没受过教育,无教育oblivious视而不见,忽略不计,漠不关心,视而不见的dense浓密的,浓密,密集的,密集green绿色,绿化,绿色的,绿in the dark在黑暗中,在黑暗之中,在黑暗中的,在黑夜中inexperienced没有经验,没有经验的,没经验的,没经验insensible无知者无畏,无知无觉,无知的人,无知觉mindless无意识的,无意识,无心,无脑moronic愚蠢的,低能儿,低能,低能的shallow浅滩,浅谈,浅水,浅显的thick浓密的,浓厚的,浓重的,浓密unconscious无意识的,没有意识的,无意识,不自觉的uncultivated无修养的,无修养,无耕地,无耕地的uncultured没有文化的人,没有文化的,没文化的,没文化的人unenlightened未开化,未开化的,未开化的人,不开化

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : lacking in knowledge or training; unlearned: an ignorant man.
    • : lacking knowledge or information as to a particular subject or fact: ignorant of quantum physics.
    • : uninformed; unaware.
    • : due to or showing lack of knowledge or training: an ignorant statement.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as insuperficially
Synonyms
outwardly向外,外表上,外表上看,外在的apparently似乎是这样的,似乎是这样at first glance乍看之下,乍一看carelessly不经意地,不经意间,不小心,不经意的casually随便说说,随便,随意,胡乱地externally对外,在外部,外部,外部的extraneously不自觉地,外在的,外来的,不自觉的flimsily薄薄的,稀疏地,薄薄地,稀疏的frivolously轻率地,轻率,轻狂,轻浮hastily匆忙地,匆匆忙忙地,匆匆忙忙,匆忙not profoundly并不深奥的,并非深奥的,并不深刻的,不深刻的not thoroughly不彻底,并不彻底,没有彻底,不彻底的on the surface表面上,表面上看,在表面上,表面上是once over lightly轻轻地过了一遍,轻轻地过一遍,轻轻的过了一遍,轻轻地过一次ostensibly表面上是,表面上看,表面上,表面上看是partially部分地,部分,部分地区,局部skim掠过,撇去,略过,撇掉to the casual eye不经意间看到的,不经意间看到的是
as inunawares
Synonyms
short短期,短期的,短暂的,短暂aback退缩,失望,惊愕,惊慌失措abruptly骤然间,突然间,骤然,忽然间accidentally无意中,偶然间,偶而,偶然的by accident不经意间,不小心,不经意地,不巧的是by mistake错,错了,误打误撞,失误by surprise惊奇地发现,惊讶,惊讶之余,惊喜carelessly不经意地,不经意间,不小心,不经意的inadvertently无意中,无意间,不经意间,不经意地mistakenly误以为,误解,误认为,错误地off guard冷不防,不以为然,不备,冷不防地sudden突然,忽然,突然的,突发surprisingly令人惊讶的是,竟然,竟然是,奇怪的是unconsciously不自觉地,不知不觉中,不经意间,不自觉的unexpectedly不料,岂料,蓦地里,蓦地unintentionally无意中,无意间,无意地,无意之中unknowingly不知不觉中,不知不觉地,不知不觉间,不知不觉unprepared不准备,没有准备,不备,没有准备好unready未准备好,未准备,未就绪,未准备好的unwittingly不知不觉中,不知不觉地,不知不觉,不知不觉间

Examples

  • Tennis player Naomi Osaka, who was born in Japan, called his comments “really uninformed” and “ignorant.”

  • The other big reason a16z has turned its back on traditional media is because the firm, like many in the tech world, regards the press as ignorant and unfair.

  • I am accustomed to being called ignorant by readers, sometimes with good reason.

  • You can do it when the whole world is on your side, and when the whole world is ignorant and ignoring you.

  • If they were ignorant and we are smart, we can continue to complacently believe that scientific progress is steady and inevitable.

  • Yet Shapiro ignorantly, politically insists that “no one knows what demons plagued Hoffman.”

  • He was an accomplished scholar, and he was as clean-souled as a child,—but not weakly or ignorantly so.

  • The private secretary was scientific—as a bookkeeper—but as a nurse she was ignorantly human.

  • Their decoration was either wilfully or ignorantly founded on the realism of the Middle Ages.

  • Instinctively they all knelt down together to discover, if possible, and administer ignorantly to, its wants.

  • They had ignorantly done something (I forget what) in the town, which barely brought them within the operation of the law.

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