unaware
不知道
definition
adjective
they were unaware of his absence
having no knowledge of a situation or fact.
translation of 'unaware'
adjective
不觉察
example
Polls against gay marriage are showing the American public is not 'unaware' of this fact.
An Irish couple on holidays in Bali spent the last three days climbing a mountain, 'unaware' of the carnage.
So people are often 'unaware' of something like income protection insurance.
Many people may be 'unaware' of the fact that prior to Kellistown the races were held at Graiguenaspideog.
It seemed the tribunal was 'unaware' of the first meeting until yesterday.
Most of the Indian consumers are 'unaware' of what's inside those tinned and frozen cans of Coke and Pepsi.
The world's media are, to an equal degree, completely 'unaware' of what most people in the world think or do.
However, based on her letter, it sounds like he may be 'unaware' that there's a problem.
However, she was 'unaware' that she was misusing the antibiotic and that she could also be harming her health.
Many motorists were 'unaware' of the celebrations and confused as to why there was a traffic jam on a Saturday night.
But this is not to say that the editorial staff was 'unaware' of the situation at the apartment building.
Gilles is 'unaware' of the total investment of this real estate project.
Perhaps they are 'unaware' of what they are doing and perhaps a reminder might help to stamp out this uncivic practice.
By my own experience, most people, even amongst regular web users, are still 'unaware' of just what a blog is.
In this collection he searches for the skull of Mary, for whom he had some fascination though she was 'unaware' of it.
As for history, it is clearly you are are 'unaware' of or really understand where the roots of your religion came from.
Many passengers are still 'unaware' of the changes and are surprised when these buses divert from their old routes.
I am 'unaware' of anywhere in the literature on the Kimberley that this has been identified as a practice of the day.
However, he said he was 'unaware' of any attempt by the archdiocese to contact O'Keeffe directly.
The village folk are 'unaware' of the fact that Boothanathan had kidnapped Vigathakumaran.
It's ignorance and 'unawareness' of how people feel when you talk about someone's colour and personalise that.
She could have been sitting there for eons for all she knew, the shield of blankness and 'unawareness' firmly in place and ignoring any questions asked.
However, when I think about the problem of students' 'unawareness' and apathy about actual change at Macalester, applying a similar solution seems absurd.
An important example of the 'unawareness' of the situation is clearly evident in the standoff at Gustafsen Lake in 1995.
What it cannot survive is our indifference to, or 'unawareness' of, the evidence that such a plot has succeeded.
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