oblivious
oblivious 英 [əˈblɪviəs] 美 [əˈblɪviəs]
adj. 未注意；未察觉
He drove off, oblivious of the damage he had caused. 他车开走了，没有注意到他所造成的损害。
You eventually become oblivious to the noise. 你终究会变得不在意吵闹声的。
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- adj. 未注意；未察觉
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1. He drove off, oblivious of the damage he had caused.
他车开走了，没有注意到他所造成的损害。
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2. You eventually become oblivious to the noise.
你终究会变得不在意吵闹声的。
- oblivious (adj.) mid-15c., from Latin obliviosus "forgetful, that easily forgets; producing forgetfulness," from oblivion (see oblivion). Meaning "unaware, unconscious (of something)" is from 1862, formerly regarded as erroneous, this is now the general meaning and the word has lost its original sense of "no longer aware or mindful." Properly should be used with to, not of. Related: Obliviously; obliviousness.
ob·livi·ous / əˈblɪviəs ; NAmE əˈblɪviəs / adjective [not usually before noun ] not aware of sth 不知道；未注意；未察觉 oblivious(of sth) ◆ He drove off, oblivious of the damage he had caused. 他车开走了，没有注意到他所造成的损害。 oblivious(to sth) ◆ You eventually become oblivious to the noise. 你终究会变得不在意吵闹声的。 ▶ ob·livi·ous·ly / əˈblɪviəsli ; NAmE əˈblɪviəsli / adverb ob·livi·ous / əˈblɪviəs ; NAmE əˈblɪviəs / ob·livi·ous·ly / əˈblɪviəsli ; NAmE əˈblɪviəsli /
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