unaware

IPA/ˌʌnəˈweə(r)/
KK[ˌʌnəwˈɛr]IPA/ˌʌnəˈwer/

unaware — 形容詞

  • unawarepositive
  • more unawarecomparative
  • most unawaresuperlative

1. not having any information about a fact, event, or situation — for instance, not

1.形容詞B1
釋義

不知;未察覺

對某事沒有認知或了解

not having any information about a fact, event, or situation — for instance, not knowing about a schedule change, a problem at work, or another person's feelings.

例句

Layla was completely unaware of the meeting set for 2 p.m.

Layla 完全不知道下午兩點有個會議。

unaware of [noun phrase]

Many people in the town were unaware that the water was not safe to drink.

鎮上很多人不知道飲用水已經不安全了。

unaware + that-clause

常見搭配
  • blissfully unaware
  • completely unaware
  • totally unaware
  • apparently unaware
  • seemingly unaware
同義詞
  • oblivious

    stronger than unaware; suggests a complete failure to notice obvious things around you

  • ignorant

    can mean lacking knowledge or education; sometimes more negative or offensive

  • unconscious

    suggests the person does not realise their own actions, feelings, or biases

反義詞
  • aware

    knowing that something exists or is happening

  • conscious

    knowing and paying attention to something

文法句型

unaware + of + noun phrase

unaware + that-clause

unaware + how/where/what + clause

用法筆記

Frequently followed by 'of' + noun phrase, or by a 'that'-clause. With question words (how, where, what) the 'of' is dropped: 'unaware how much…' not 'unaware of how much…'.

常見錯誤

He was unaware of that the shop had shut down.
He was unaware that the shop had shut down.
'unaware of' takes a noun, not a clause; use 'unaware that' for clauses.
The bad news came to her completely unaware.
The bad news came to her completely unawares.
'unaware' is an adjective describing a person; use the adverb 'unawares' to describe how something happens.

unaware — 副詞

同根字

常見搭配

常用片語

  • catch someone unawares
  • be taken unawares
  • blissfully unaware
  • completely unaware of the fact that

介系詞搭配