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ignorant adjective VERBS | ADVERB | PREPOSITION VERBSappear, be, feel, seem, sound 显得无知；无知；觉得无知；似乎无知；听上去无知act 佯装不知情◆I decided to continue acting ignorant, just to make fun of her.我决定继续假装不知情，只是为了逗她玩玩。remain, stay (NAmE) 仍然不了解◆The general public remained totally ignorant of the danger.公众对这一危险仍然全无意识。◆I wanted to stay ignorant of my fate for a few more precious hours.我想再多享受宝贵的几小时而不去想自己的命运如何。keep sb 把某人蒙在鼓里◆We were kept ignorant of the facts.我们受了蒙蔽，不了解事实真相。ADVERBextremely, fairly, very, etc. 极其／相当／非常无知completely, entirely, incredibly, plain, profoundly, totally, utterly, wholly 一无所知；难以置信地无知；简直愚昧；纯粹无知；浑然不知◆Don't ask Paul. He's completely ignorant.别问保罗，他完全不知情。largely 大体无知simply 简直无知◆They are simply ignorant, I'm afraid to say.他们简直就是无知，恐怕我只能这样说了。blissfully 有幸不知道◆We went to bed that night blissfully ignorant of the storm to come.好在那天我们上床睡觉时对即将来临的暴风雨一无所知。wilfully/willfully 故作无知woefully 无知得可悲PREPOSITIONabout 对⋯无知◆He was completely ignorant about the country's political system.他对这个国家的政治体制一无所知。of 对于⋯无知◆We are still woefully ignorant of the causes of this disease.令人悲哀的是，我们对这种疾病的致病原因仍然一无所知。 |