unfamiliar 的定义
- not familiar; not acquainted with or conversant about: to be unfamiliar with a subject.
- different; unaccustomed; unusual; strange: an unfamiliar treat.
unfamiliar 近义词
different, strange
inexperienced; not knowing about
更多unfamiliar例句
- Somehow though, through it all, McCarthy claims he’s still unfamiliar with this thing called QAnon.
- One of the biggest tricks that we have is blending familiar with unfamiliar.
- A poll from the Economist and YouGov shows that Hawley is still unfamiliar to many Americans, but among those who do have an opinion of him, it’s 2-to-1 negative.
- Bradley Beal found himself in a somewhat unfamiliar position at the close of the Washington Wizards’ 128-107 win over the Phoenix Suns on Monday night.
- His first recordings were for the Vox label, which specialized in the discovery of unknown young artists, usually in mostly unfamiliar material.
- For those unfamiliar, soba is buckwheat noodle dish—and they proved much more popular amongst the public.
- For those unfamiliar with Michals, an annotated biography and useful essays are included.
- Artists like Orsola Maddalena Caccia will be unfamiliar to most, and yet she has six works in the exhibition.
- Time plus desire can you lead you to some strange unfamiliar places.
- In Crimson Room, players awoke in an unfamiliar room with no way of knowing how to escape.
- In search of a lost handkerchief, they regained the Clayhanger premises by an unfamiliar side door.
- He had been something real and tangible in that shadowy place—something familiar in an unfamiliar world.
- Weston was in no mood to discuss questions of that kind, though the curious sensation was not altogether unfamiliar to him.
- There was a slight, persistent tingling vibration in everything that was unfamiliar, too.
- This book was the work of some one unfamiliar, unrecognizable, forgotten by the happy woman that she was.