Definition of lesser-known in English:

lesser-known

adjective

Not as well or widely known as others of the same kind.
较不出名的
one of Britain's lesser-known car manufacturers
Example sentencesExamples
- Works by Gordon Parks and Andy Warhol are included, along with many lesser-known and folk artists.
- Bucking the trend, however, is Armagnac, France's lesser-known brandy from the Gascony region in the south-west.
- The list is attractive and provides some lesser-known selections.
- In each lesser-known hockey nation, he discovers the origin of the local game, and meets the eccentric and colourful players.
- Meanwhile, there are a host of lesser-known, unusual and just plain bizarre games available.
- Despite having moved here about a year and a half ago, MacDonald is the lesser-known quantity in our fair city, but the buzz is good.
- I found that some of the lesser-known voices resonated most with me.
- This release traces the lesser-known repertoire of one of the more fertile minds in jazzy, nuanced, percussive house.
- The big names are there, of course, but what are interesting are the notes on the lesser-known artistes.
- We entered through one of the lesser-known side entrances and breezed right in.
- This new show for children and their families is based on the lesser-known fairy tales of Hans Christian Andersen.
- Included are both the famed and the lesser-known players of the era.
- However, lesser-known or recognized are his contributions to photographic criticism.
- Well, beyond all the big names in the California recall race, there are scores of lesser-known candidates.
- In fact it was amusing to see some of the lesser-known players almost embarrassed by the attention they were getting.
- Umpires seem to report lesser-known bowlers but do not take action against higher-profile players.
- What has happened to the traditional programme of well-known carols, interspersed with a few lesser-known ones?
- According to the curator, Nivelle Tuli, the idea is to give recognition to lesser-known artists who never got their share of fame.
- The programmes served as an eye-opener for many on the lesser-known aspects of the State's history and heritage.
- It's also listed as one of the many lesser-known ingredients in cigarettes.

Definition of lesser-known in US English:

lesser-known

adjectiveˈlɛsərˌnoʊnˈlesərˌnōn

Not as well or widely known as others of the same kind.
较不出名的
one of Britain's lesser-known car manufacturers
Example sentencesExamples
- The list is attractive and provides some lesser-known selections.
- The big names are there, of course, but what are interesting are the notes on the lesser-known artistes.
- Well, beyond all the big names in the California recall race, there are scores of lesser-known candidates.
- I found that some of the lesser-known voices resonated most with me.
- Umpires seem to report lesser-known bowlers but do not take action against higher-profile players.
- This release traces the lesser-known repertoire of one of the more fertile minds in jazzy, nuanced, percussive house.
- We entered through one of the lesser-known side entrances and breezed right in.
- Bucking the trend, however, is Armagnac, France's lesser-known brandy from the Gascony region in the south-west.
- Works by Gordon Parks and Andy Warhol are included, along with many lesser-known and folk artists.
- Included are both the famed and the lesser-known players of the era.
- In each lesser-known hockey nation, he discovers the origin of the local game, and meets the eccentric and colourful players.
- In fact it was amusing to see some of the lesser-known players almost embarrassed by the attention they were getting.
- However, lesser-known or recognized are his contributions to photographic criticism.
- The programmes served as an eye-opener for many on the lesser-known aspects of the State's history and heritage.
- This new show for children and their families is based on the lesser-known fairy tales of Hans Christian Andersen.
- It's also listed as one of the many lesser-known ingredients in cigarettes.
- Despite having moved here about a year and a half ago, MacDonald is the lesser-known quantity in our fair city, but the buzz is good.
- According to the curator, Nivelle Tuli, the idea is to give recognition to lesser-known artists who never got their share of fame.
- Meanwhile, there are a host of lesser-known, unusual and just plain bizarre games available.
- What has happened to the traditional programme of well-known carols, interspersed with a few lesser-known ones?

单词	lesser-known
释义	Definition of lesser-known in English: lesser-known adjective Not as well or widely known as others of the same kind. 较不出名的 one of Britain's lesser-known car manufacturers Example sentencesExamples Works by Gordon Parks and Andy Warhol are included, along with many lesser-known and folk artists. Bucking the trend, however, is Armagnac, France's lesser-known brandy from the Gascony region in the south-west. The list is attractive and provides some lesser-known selections. In each lesser-known hockey nation, he discovers the origin of the local game, and meets the eccentric and colourful players. Meanwhile, there are a host of lesser-known, unusual and just plain bizarre games available. Despite having moved here about a year and a half ago, MacDonald is the lesser-known quantity in our fair city, but the buzz is good. I found that some of the lesser-known voices resonated most with me. This release traces the lesser-known repertoire of one of the more fertile minds in jazzy, nuanced, percussive house. The big names are there, of course, but what are interesting are the notes on the lesser-known artistes. We entered through one of the lesser-known side entrances and breezed right in. This new show for children and their families is based on the lesser-known fairy tales of Hans Christian Andersen. Included are both the famed and the lesser-known players of the era. However, lesser-known or recognized are his contributions to photographic criticism. Well, beyond all the big names in the California recall race, there are scores of lesser-known candidates. In fact it was amusing to see some of the lesser-known players almost embarrassed by the attention they were getting. Umpires seem to report lesser-known bowlers but do not take action against higher-profile players. What has happened to the traditional programme of well-known carols, interspersed with a few lesser-known ones? According to the curator, Nivelle Tuli, the idea is to give recognition to lesser-known artists who never got their share of fame. The programmes served as an eye-opener for many on the lesser-known aspects of the State's history and heritage. It's also listed as one of the many lesser-known ingredients in cigarettes. Definition of lesser-known in US English: lesser-known adjectiveˈlɛsərˌnoʊnˈlesərˌnōn Not as well or widely known as others of the same kind. 较不出名的 one of Britain's lesser-known car manufacturers Example sentencesExamples The list is attractive and provides some lesser-known selections. The big names are there, of course, but what are interesting are the notes on the lesser-known artistes. Well, beyond all the big names in the California recall race, there are scores of lesser-known candidates. I found that some of the lesser-known voices resonated most with me. Umpires seem to report lesser-known bowlers but do not take action against higher-profile players. This release traces the lesser-known repertoire of one of the more fertile minds in jazzy, nuanced, percussive house. We entered through one of the lesser-known side entrances and breezed right in. Bucking the trend, however, is Armagnac, France's lesser-known brandy from the Gascony region in the south-west. Works by Gordon Parks and Andy Warhol are included, along with many lesser-known and folk artists. Included are both the famed and the lesser-known players of the era. In each lesser-known hockey nation, he discovers the origin of the local game, and meets the eccentric and colourful players. In fact it was amusing to see some of the lesser-known players almost embarrassed by the attention they were getting. However, lesser-known or recognized are his contributions to photographic criticism. The programmes served as an eye-opener for many on the lesser-known aspects of the State's history and heritage. This new show for children and their families is based on the lesser-known fairy tales of Hans Christian Andersen. It's also listed as one of the many lesser-known ingredients in cigarettes. Despite having moved here about a year and a half ago, MacDonald is the lesser-known quantity in our fair city, but the buzz is good. According to the curator, Nivelle Tuli, the idea is to give recognition to lesser-known artists who never got their share of fame. Meanwhile, there are a host of lesser-known, unusual and just plain bizarre games available. What has happened to the traditional programme of well-known carols, interspersed with a few lesser-known ones?
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