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Перевод: unacquainted

[прилагательное]
незнакомый; не знающий о

Тезаурус:

1. A child is often unacquainted with the precise and specialised social functions which are conventionally ascribed to either speech or writing and thus may be confused when asked to acquire "skills" whose functions he or she cannot see or act upon.
2. Her first work, The Warning 1805, opposes war: " multitudes , equally unacquainted with the origins and the object, are always eager to rush to the standard of blood."
3. He himself had been brought up first to obey orders and then to give them in the expectation of instant compliance, and was unacquainted with more complex patterns of relationship.
4. Although he agreed that the legend was a piece of fiction, he believed it to have originated with someone unacquainted not only with the real history of the abbey but also with history in general, probably a professional itinerant storyteller in the middle to late sixteenth century.
5. Susan Goldin-Meadow's subjects were unacquainted deaf children; but they had normal parents who did not try to communicate with them by gesture, or at least not in sequences as the children did:
6. It has been noted by sociologists that in urban settings there is a "norm of civil inattention" whereby unacquainted people typically refrain from approaching and addressing one another in public.
7. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE'S earnest captain Tim Robinson doesn't strike me as a student of W.C. Fields, but recent events at Trent Bridge suggest he may not be unacquainted with his philosophy.
8. There is also something about him which suggests that he is not unacquainted with evil."
9. "I regret that I am unacquainted with the place," replied Miss Logan when first interviewed.
10. For instance, in 1940 a British author of fairly conventional detective stories, Henry Wade (who was in private life Sir Aubrey Fletcher, a magistrate and son of a full-time Metropolitan magistrate, and thus not unacquainted with police work) wrote a book called The Lonely Magdalen, telling the story of a murder investigation seen largely from the point of view of the police officers conducting it.
11. If two are company and three a crowd, what do four unacquainted Englishwomen thrown together by Fate and an inaccessible Italian castle add up to?
12. Jane had forgotten that the French have no connection with India and are therefore unacquainted.
13. "The charge you demand on our Parish as Subscribers to the Bedford Infirmary much alarmed our Parishenors, they are utterly unacquainted with these arrears.