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be unknowing of/about sth
He was unknowing of the dangers.
他对危险一无所知。
不知情；无知
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不知情；无知
The state of not knowing something; lack of knowledge or awareness.
He was unknowing of the dangers.
他对危险一无所知。
无知,缺乏知识。
Absence of knowledge; ignorance of something.
Her unknowing of the company's true financial state led her to invest her savings.
她对公司真实财务状况的无知导致她投入了自己的积蓄。
In his unknowing, he ate the dish that contained peanuts.
他因不知情，吃了那道含有花生的菜。
Their unknowing of the rules did not excuse them from punishment.
他们对规则的无知并不能使他们免受惩罚。
He was unknowing of the dangers.
他对危险一无所知。
强调持续的无知状态。
She remained unknowing about the plan.
她对计划仍不知情。
指无知的人群，用作集合名词。
The unknowing are often misled.
无知者常被误导。
Not this
He is unknowing about the plan.
Use this
He is ignorant of the plan.
unknowing 是名词，不是形容词，不能直接作表语。应改用形容词 ignorant，搭配介词 of。
Not this
I have an unknowing of this subject.
Use this
I have ignorance of this subject.
unknowing 作为名词通常不可数，前面不能加不定冠词 an。应使用不可数名词 ignorance。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
无知的状态；不知情的境地
Mystics speak of a state of unknowing beyond words.
神秘主义者谈到一种超越言语的无知状态。
幸福的无知；浑然不知的快乐
They lived in blissful unknowing of the danger.
他们对危险浑然不知，生活得很幸福。
对……不知情；对……无知
Her unknowing of the rules caused her to fail.
她对规则的无知导致她失败。
《未知之云》
The title of this 14th-century mystical classic uses 'unknowing' to mean the state of not being able to grasp God with the intellect.
这部14世纪神秘主义经典的书名用 unknowing 表示无法凭理智把握上帝的状态。
Use unknowing naturally, then get feedback on meaning, tone, grammar, and phrasing.
Revisit a common error or keep this word in your review list.
拆解记忆：un-（不）+ knowing（知道）→ 不知情，即‘无知’。想象一个人摇头说‘I don't know.’
语域：formal 常见场景：literary prose、formal writing、philosophical discourse 该名词义“不知情、无知”多用于文学或正式书面语中，日常口语通常不这样用；正式表达时可选用，但更常见的同义说法是 ignorance 或 lack of knowledge。
这些词与 unknowing /ʌnˈnəʊɪŋ/ 押韵，重读部分均为 /əʊɪŋ/：knowing、going、flowing、growing、throwing、showing。注意拼写相似的 cowing /ˈkaʊɪŋ/、vowing /ˈvaʊɪŋ/ 读作 /aʊɪŋ/，并不押韵；bowing 在“鞠躬”义读 /ˈbaʊɪŋ/，在“弓奏”义才读 /ˈbəʊɪŋ/。
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.