unheralded

基本解释

• adj.未预先通知的；未预先警告过的；未预见到的

同根派生

英汉例句

双语例句

• Talking about motherhood openly can bring unheralded amounts of grief and pain.
  坦率地谈论母性可能带来意想不到的忧伤和痛苦。
• The next step in Britain’s unheralded revolution, therefore, is giving more power to the people.
  因此，英国暗中进行的改革的下一步就是赋予人民更多的权力。
• It is this unheralded mechanism that will usher in the next stage of human, giving future people exquisite powers we do not currently possess, powers worthy of natural selection itself.
  正是这一无人喝彩的途径将引领未来人类的历史，赋予未来人类超乎寻常的力量，这种力量是我们现在不具备的，是自然选择本身赋予的力量。

权威例句

• How can a little-known author or an unheralded gem of a book get attention?
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• More surprising still has been the rapid ascent of such unheralded regions as second-place Jacksonville, Fla.
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• Scott, by contrast, entered the NFL in 2002 as an undrafted free agent linebacker out of unheralded Southern Illinois University.
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词组短语

短语

• Tireless devotedly unheralded 孜孜不倦

英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• If you describe an artist or athlete as unheralded, you mean that people have not recognized their talent or ability.
• If you describe something that happens as unheralded, you mean that you did not expect it, because nobody mentioned it beforehand.