oblivious of

基本解释

"Flockness" emerges from creatures completely oblivious of their collective shape, size, or alignment.
聚集成群的生物個躰完全罔顧“群態”的形狀、大小或隊列。
In other words, it is oblivious of where the wind happens to be blowing from, which simplifies load-handling in places where the wind is fickle.
換句話說，它可以無眡風從何方吹來，從而簡化了在風變化無常之地的裝卸。
Stockmarkets and bond markets rallied substantially in 2009, totally oblivious of the risks.
股票和債券市場在09年強勁反彈，全都把風險置之腦後。

"If they put the pursuit of nuclear weapons ahead of regional stability and the security and opportunity of their own people, if they are oblivious to the dangers of escalating nuclear arms races in both East Asia and the Middle East, then they must be held accountable,"
Typically, we are oblivious to these factors that change our points and this is, in fact, a substantial and an important part of the study of psychology, and particularly, for instance, the study of racial and sexual prejudice.
通常，我們覺察不到,這些能夠改變我們看法的因素,無意識實際上，是心理學研究中的一個重要內容，特別是在對種族偏見和性別偏見的研究中，會表現的更加明顯。
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But what made it all the iller was that Pura seemed completely oblivious of the hostility!
NEWYORKER: The Pura Principle
North Koreans authorised to speak to visitors appear to be oblivious of their guests' annoyance at such privations.
ECONOMIST: All the misery of Maoism with none of the redeeming features