unknown
美:/ʌnˈnoʊn/
英:/ʌnˈnəʊn/
n.:
未知数；未知的地方（或事物）；无名者；不出名的人
adj.:
未知的；不详的；未被确认的；不出名的
网络:
狙击陌生人；玩命记忆；不明身份
词形变换: (复数) unknowns
例句
1.
Did she think about this unknown relative who would have first choice? Did she wonder what he would be like?
她会不会思忖那位不知名的亲属究竟是个怎麽样的人？
2.
Kyle Katarn found Daye corrupted by the dark side of the Force by an unknown evil Force-user.
凯尔·卡塔恩发现一个不明身份的邪恶原力使用者利用原力黑暗面腐蚀了达耶。
3.
He found a terran outpost that had been infested by unknown alien organisms.
他发现人类前哨站已遭到未知外星生物旳感染。
4.
Read the parable on forgiveness below, author unknown, and see if it inspires you to forgive someone you've been harboring a grudge against.
阅读下面这篇关于宽容的寓言，作者不详，然后看一下这篇寓言是否能鼓励你宽恕曾经让你很反感的人。
5.
And though it can be off-putting at times, it is essential that we know just how much remains unknown.
尽管这偶尔会很不愉快，但是我们毕竟了解到我们不清楚的还有多少。
6.
Opportunity does not avail them; outcomes remain unmarked and the appropriate ends to which they might be working are unknown to them.
机会帮不到他们；结果仍是未知，他们也不知道自己应有何种结果。
7.
The boat crew spoke no English and after an hour of bouncing around in a speedboat we ended up on an unknown island.
船员们不会讲英语，在一个小时的晃动乘快艇我们结束了在一个未知的岛屿。
8.
The entombment in London attracted over one million people within a week to pay their respects at the unknown soldier's tomb.
伦敦冢在吸引无名战士墓超过百万人在一周内支付他们的敬意。
9.
Of course he spoke with a conventional sense of duty only, for that sort of wondering had not been unknown to himself in bygone days.
当然，他说这话的时候，是出于一种习惯的责任感，因为在过去他自己也不是没有产生过这样的疑问。
10.
Look it up in the dictionary, and you'll find news described as "a report of recent events or previously unknown information. "
字典对新闻的定义是“对于最近事件或先前未知资讯的报道”。