unknown to

对…来说是未知的

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Used to indicate the person or group who does not know something.

用于指明不知道某事的人或群体。

unknownunknown (adjective) + PREPOSITION

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例句 (10)

unknown to = 对…来说是未知的 (用于指明不知道某事的人或群体。)

  • Gold was totally unknown to their civilization.黄金对他们的文明来说完全是未知的。
  • The truth about his disappearance remained unknown to his family for decades.他失踪的真相对他的家人来说未知了几十年。
  • This rare plant species was previously unknown to botanists in the region.这种稀有植物物种以前对该地区的植物学家来说是未知的。
  • His identity as the anonymous donor was unknown to the charity until after his death.他作为匿名捐赠者的身份对慈善机构来说未知，直到他去世之后。
  • The full extent of the damage was unknown to the rescue workers at first.损害的全部程度最初对救援人员来说是未知的。
  • Such advanced technology was completely unknown to the inhabitants of the isolated island.这种先进技术对这个孤立岛屿的居民来说完全是未知的。
  • The exact cause of the phenomenon is still unknown to scientists.这种现象的确切原因对科学家来说仍然是未知的。
  • For many years, the location of the ancient city was unknown to archaeologists.多年来，这座古城的地理位置对考古学家来说是未知的。
  • The secret formula was kept unknown to everyone outside the research team.这个秘密配方对研究团队之外的每个人来说都是未知的。
  • Her unique talent for painting was largely unknown to the art world until her discovery.她独特的绘画才能对艺术界来说在被发现之前基本上是未知的。