| 单词 | unseen |
| 释义 | unseen (ʌnsiːn ) 1. adjective If you describe something as unseen, you mean that it has not been seen for a long time. ...a spectacular ballroom, unseen by the public for over 30 years. We print a selection of previously unseen photos from the Spanish rider's early years. 2. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun, ADJECTIVE after verb] You can use unseen to describe things which people cannot see. For me, a performance is in front of a microphone, over the radio, to an unseen audience. There was barely time for the two boys to escape unseen. Collocations: largely unseen But they slipped in a side entrance largely unseen by a group of well-wishers gathered outside. The Sun She remained largely unseen, devoting her life to a secret world, one from which outsiders were barred. Times, Sunday Times They sign up to buy a bag of balloons and finish as a commodity themselves in the largely unseen world of the mail order list trade. Times, Sunday Times Suffering ex-servicemen are everywhere, but largely unseen. Times, Sunday Times It's largely unseen in all but a few countries primarily for this reason. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 It was as black as anthracite and dense with stars, like gems flung upwards by some unseen hand. RESCUING ROSE (2002) Steel saw men plucked from their positions as if by some unseen hand and thrown back against the advancing tide. Man of Honour (2007) Neither realized that they were puppets dancing at the end of strings held by an unseen hand. The Times Literary Supplement (2014) She is the unseen hand telling us what we think about fashion. Times, Sunday Times (2012) For 15 years it was delivered by an unseen hand before I woke. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Translations: Chinese: 久未见过的 Japanese: 見られていない |
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