unlearned

• 形容一个人缺乏教育或知识；也指某事物未被学习过。

Describes a person who lacks education or knowledge, or something that has not been learned.

1. Not educated or lacking knowledgeC1formal

   Lacking formal education or knowledge; ignorant.

   无知的

   • The unlearned villagers were suspicious of new technology.
   • He was unlearned in the ways of the court.
   • The philosopher argued that even the unlearned can grasp basic truths.

   同义词benightedignorantilliterateuneducatedunletteredunschooleduntaughtuntutored

   反义词educatederuditeknowledgeablelearnedscholarly

2. Not acquired through learningC2formal

   Innate or instinctive; not taught or learned.

   天生的

   • Her kindness seemed unlearned, a natural part of her character.
   • The baby's smile is an unlearned response.
   • Some behaviors are unlearned and appear automatically.

   同义词congenitalinborninherentinnateinstinctivenativenaturaluntaught

   反义词hereditary

• 指忘记或抛弃已学到的知识、习惯或信念，通常是为了学习新的东西。

A verb used to indicate the act of forgetting or discarding previously learned knowledge, habits, or beliefs, often in order to adopt new ones.

1. Try to forgetB2formal

   To attempt to remove something from one's memory or knowledge.

   试图忘记

   • He had to unlearn the incorrect grammar rules he was taught.
   • After the accident, she struggled to unlearn the fear of driving.
   • It's difficult to unlearn a deeply ingrained habit.

   同义词banisheraseexpungeforget

2. Discard old learningB2formal

   To deliberately abandon or discard previously learned information, skills, or habits.

   摒弃旧知

   • The training program helps employees unlearn outdated procedures.
   • To master the new technique, you must first unlearn the old one.
   • She had to unlearn her tendency to procrastinate.

   同义词abandondiscarddisregarddropforgetrelinquishshed

   反义词absorbassimilatelearn