英语词汇“ignorant”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

单词	ignorant
例句	ignorantignorant /ˈɪgnərənt/ adjective ► ignorant AWL not knowing something, especially something you should know: Too many students are ignorant of world geography. ► uninformed not having enough knowledge or information: New immigrants are often uninformed about U.S. tax laws. ► uneducated not having very much education, especially because you have not been able to go to school: Many of the workers are uneducated and poor. ► illiterate not knowing how to read or write: Illiterate adults are often very embarrassed that they cannot read stories to their children. ► unaware AWL not knowing or seeing what is happening: I was unaware that the police were watching my house. ➔ see stupidSYNONYM CHECKIgnorant, uninformed, and uneducatedBe careful when using ignorant, uninformed, or uneducated. These words can mean simply that someone does not know something, but they can also sound as though you are saying that someone is stupid. It is often more polite to say that someone does not know something, or that someone does not have much education: Too many students do not know very much about world geography. \| Many of the workers do not have much education.
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