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单词 ignorant
释义
ignorant
adjective
uk
/ˈɪɡ.nər.ənt/us
/ˈɪɡ.nɚ.ənt/
C2
not having enoughknowledge,understanding, orinformationabout something:
无知的，愚昧的
Manyteenagersaresurprisinglyignorantaboutcurrentpolitics.许多青少年对时事政治表现出惊人的无知。
Weremainedblissfullyignorantofthetroublesthatlayahead.我们对将要出现的麻烦一无所知，这或许是一种幸运。
Synonyms
benightedliterary
cluelessinformal
illiterate
unenlightened
uninformed
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
stupid
  • stupidSome people are too stupid to realize what's bad for them.
  • foolishShe was really foolish to quit her job like that.
  • sillyIt was silly of you to go out in the sun without a hat.
  • crazyYou'd be absolutely crazy to marry that man.
  • dumbUSShe was terrified of asking dumb questions.
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UKinformal
notpoliteorshowingrespect:
无礼的，不敬的
Ignorantlout!没礼貌的混蛋！
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Unaware
  • be in the darkidiom
  • be on another planetidiom
  • benighted
  • blind spot
  • blindly
  • blindness
  • foggy
  • Goodness/God/Heaven/Christ knowsidiom
  • illiterate
  • in blissful ignoranceidiom
  • innumeracy
  • innumerate
  • insensate
  • lost
  • tin-eared
  • unacquainted
  • unattuned
  • unawakened
  • unaware
  • your guess is as good as mineidiom
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Rude and cheeky
(Definition ofignorantfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

ignorant| American Dictionary

ignorant
adjective
us
/ˈɪɡ·nər·ənt/
having noknowledgeorawarenessof something or of things ingeneral:
We were veryyoung, ignorant,unskilledmen.

ignorance

noun[U]us
/ˈɪɡ·nər·əns/
You have toassumethatincomingstudentshave analmosttotalignorance of therulesofgrammar.
(Definition ofignorantfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofignorant

ignorant
There are four possible reasons : we reasonably conclude that we don't have enough time/resources ; we're unreasonable ; we'reignorant; and/or we're selfish.
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If they are indigent, vulnerable, andignorant, they are likely to be antecedently superstitious.
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However, this does not appear to be very common because very few children claimed to beignorantabout their linguistic background.
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In the principal experimental conditions, children first heard either anignorantor a knowledgeable speaker link a novel word with one of three toys.
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However, in the event that anignorantspeaker's guess is wrong, an encoding and marking strategy could lead to some difficulties.
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Learning words from knowlegeable versusignorantspeakers : links between preschoolers' theory of mind and semantic development.
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Only whenignorantof the objects' intended functions did children tend to use perceptual features to create substantial numbers of names.
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Wyvern justifies keeping the poorignorantby sympathizing with the pain education would cause them.
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Your influence in politics is so small that once the costs of becoming informed are taken into account, individuals often choose to remain rationallyignorant.
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Such resurrections often come at a price, directors seeming to believe that audiences are either intolerant of ancien régime norms, or are simplyignorant.
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Indeed, the ideal scholar of this new economics was happily (and purposefully)ignorantof (or indifferent towards) theories.
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Unless there are very many genes, the outcome depends on genetic details of which we are usuallyignorant.
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Patients may beignorantof their own level of ignorance or subject to even higher order forms of ignorance.
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Such distinctions are difficult in practice because the members of the target group areignorantof the fact that they need help.
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Specifically, if anignorantspeaker provides a word-referent link, there is no evidence to suggest that there is any negative effect on children's subsequent learning.
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