Definition of unseen in English:

unseen

adjectiveʌnˈsiːnˌənˈsin

1Not seen or noticed.
未被看见的；未受注意的
it seemed she might escape unseen
她似乎有可能逃掉而不被人发觉。
Example sentencesExamples
- No matter where they are, they maintain a running conversation with their unseen audience, which can be as big as 20,000 visitors on a good day.
- She came to the center of the stage, saluted the unseen audience with folded hands, and began with gestures to describe a river, flowing from above her right shoulder to below her left hip.
- Instead, a massive and often unseen effort is going on to tackle the root causes of the problem behaviour and combat the disruption caused for teachers and well-behaved youngsters.
- Fresh blood covered the face from unseen wounds.
- Those who manipulate this unseen mechanism of society constitute an invisible government which is the true ruling power of our country.
- They are an unseen workforce, and their efforts probably go largely unnoticed by most people who enjoy a stroll in Manchester parks.
- The inquiry into the soaring cost of the Scottish parliament seemed almost certain last night to request hundreds of hours of unseen video footage documenting the controversial project.
- And there was all that talk of war, war against an invisible enemy, an unseen speck on a parched landscape.
- Derelict London is a strangely beautiful gallery of the obscure and unseen places in the great capital - one of the most original and talked about sites of 2004.
- Finally, though, there's a special edition DVD coming out for the fans, with documentaries, unseen footage, and an alternate ending.
- One man visiting the Bodie cemetery with his little girl noticed her giggling and apparently playing with an unseen entity.
- Mathematics tends to be invisible, unseen, yet we build our lives and our technology upon it.
- The drama of small town life is mimed from start to finish: characters knock on unseen doors, and hide behind invisible walls.
- Marines were fanning out in all directions, firing their weapons at unseen enemy troops that retreated from building to building as the troops advanced.
- Several times, I tripped from an unseen root that was covered by white snow, but I quickly got up and continued on running.
- Everyone jumped in their seats as the veil was violently cast across the table by an unseen hand.
- He noticed me standing in the dark, practically unseen.
- They're plain and do nothing for my eyesight but whilst often unseen, it's small details that people can notice and it's all working to a disguise.
- From those obscured depths, the bubbled exhalations from unseen divers stream up from portholes, heading past us for the sun.
- She was used to being unseen and unnoticed, not to people jumping around her as if she was royalty.
Synonyms
hidden, concealed, obscured, camouflaged, unrevealed, out of sight, invisible, not visible, imperceptible, undetectable, unnoticeable, unnoticed, unobserved, covered, masked, shrouded, veiled
1. 1.1 Not foreseen or predicted.
  未被看见的；未受注意的
  unseen problems
  未预见到的问题。
  Example sentencesExamples
  He claimed increasing bureaucracy, such as inflexible laws governing working hours, could have as-yet unseen consequences for business and investment.
  All financial institutions offer payment protection on loans to cover any unseen loss in earning power.
  But, following Finer's law of unexpected consequence, the site seems to be constructing its own narrative, with its own unseen implications.
  Still, any unseen problems with the exterior of the home can be covered by a contingency clause at sale.
  Prices reflect what must be charged to cover the unseen costs of safety precautions.
2. 1.2British (of a passage for translation in a test or examination) not previously read or prepared.
  〈主英〉（测验或考试中供翻译的文章段落）以前未读到过的；事先无准备的，即席的
  Example sentencesExamples
  This paper will contain two seen and two unseen passages of classical Persian prose for translation into English.
  There will also be an unseen passage of Latin verse to be translated.
  The examination will consist of both seen and unseen passages of both prose and poetry.

nounʌnˈsiːn

British

An unseen passage for translation.
〈英〉供即席翻译的文章段落
Latin unseens
Example sentencesExamples
- To use a dictionary in a translation paper is a different kind of test from the customary idea of unseens.
- Each group of ten unseens is preceded by a vocabulary of some thirty words.
- The volume concludes with a selection of unseens used in O-level papers.

Definition of unseen in US English:

unseen

adjectiveˌənˈsēnˌənˈsin

1Not seen or noticed.
未被看见的；未受注意的
it seemed she might escape unseen
她似乎有可能逃掉而不被人发觉。
Example sentencesExamples
- Fresh blood covered the face from unseen wounds.
- Derelict London is a strangely beautiful gallery of the obscure and unseen places in the great capital - one of the most original and talked about sites of 2004.
- She was used to being unseen and unnoticed, not to people jumping around her as if she was royalty.
- She came to the center of the stage, saluted the unseen audience with folded hands, and began with gestures to describe a river, flowing from above her right shoulder to below her left hip.
- One man visiting the Bodie cemetery with his little girl noticed her giggling and apparently playing with an unseen entity.
- The drama of small town life is mimed from start to finish: characters knock on unseen doors, and hide behind invisible walls.
- The inquiry into the soaring cost of the Scottish parliament seemed almost certain last night to request hundreds of hours of unseen video footage documenting the controversial project.
- Those who manipulate this unseen mechanism of society constitute an invisible government which is the true ruling power of our country.
- And there was all that talk of war, war against an invisible enemy, an unseen speck on a parched landscape.
- No matter where they are, they maintain a running conversation with their unseen audience, which can be as big as 20,000 visitors on a good day.
- They are an unseen workforce, and their efforts probably go largely unnoticed by most people who enjoy a stroll in Manchester parks.
- Several times, I tripped from an unseen root that was covered by white snow, but I quickly got up and continued on running.
- Instead, a massive and often unseen effort is going on to tackle the root causes of the problem behaviour and combat the disruption caused for teachers and well-behaved youngsters.
- Marines were fanning out in all directions, firing their weapons at unseen enemy troops that retreated from building to building as the troops advanced.
- Everyone jumped in their seats as the veil was violently cast across the table by an unseen hand.
- Mathematics tends to be invisible, unseen, yet we build our lives and our technology upon it.
- Finally, though, there's a special edition DVD coming out for the fans, with documentaries, unseen footage, and an alternate ending.
- He noticed me standing in the dark, practically unseen.
- They're plain and do nothing for my eyesight but whilst often unseen, it's small details that people can notice and it's all working to a disguise.
- From those obscured depths, the bubbled exhalations from unseen divers stream up from portholes, heading past us for the sun.
Synonyms
hidden, concealed, obscured, camouflaged, unrevealed, out of sight, invisible, not visible, imperceptible, undetectable, unnoticeable, unnoticed, unobserved, covered, masked, shrouded, veiled
1. 1.1 Not foreseen or predicted.
  未被看见的；未受注意的
  unseen problems
  未预见到的问题。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Prices reflect what must be charged to cover the unseen costs of safety precautions.
  But, following Finer's law of unexpected consequence, the site seems to be constructing its own narrative, with its own unseen implications.
  He claimed increasing bureaucracy, such as inflexible laws governing working hours, could have as-yet unseen consequences for business and investment.
  Still, any unseen problems with the exterior of the home can be covered by a contingency clause at sale.
  All financial institutions offer payment protection on loans to cover any unseen loss in earning power.
2. 1.2British (of a passage for translation in a test or examination) not previously read or prepared.
  〈主英〉（测验或考试中供翻译的文章段落）以前未读到过的；事先无准备的，即席的
  Example sentencesExamples
  There will also be an unseen passage of Latin verse to be translated.
  This paper will contain two seen and two unseen passages of classical Persian prose for translation into English.
  The examination will consist of both seen and unseen passages of both prose and poetry.

单词	unseen
释义	Definition of unseen in English: unseen adjectiveʌnˈsiːnˌənˈsin 1Not seen or noticed. 未被看见的；未受注意的 it seemed she might escape unseen 她似乎有可能逃掉而不被人发觉。 Example sentencesExamples No matter where they are, they maintain a running conversation with their unseen audience, which can be as big as 20,000 visitors on a good day. She came to the center of the stage, saluted the unseen audience with folded hands, and began with gestures to describe a river, flowing from above her right shoulder to below her left hip. Instead, a massive and often unseen effort is going on to tackle the root causes of the problem behaviour and combat the disruption caused for teachers and well-behaved youngsters. Fresh blood covered the face from unseen wounds. Those who manipulate this unseen mechanism of society constitute an invisible government which is the true ruling power of our country. They are an unseen workforce, and their efforts probably go largely unnoticed by most people who enjoy a stroll in Manchester parks. The inquiry into the soaring cost of the Scottish parliament seemed almost certain last night to request hundreds of hours of unseen video footage documenting the controversial project. And there was all that talk of war, war against an invisible enemy, an unseen speck on a parched landscape. Derelict London is a strangely beautiful gallery of the obscure and unseen places in the great capital - one of the most original and talked about sites of 2004. Finally, though, there's a special edition DVD coming out for the fans, with documentaries, unseen footage, and an alternate ending. One man visiting the Bodie cemetery with his little girl noticed her giggling and apparently playing with an unseen entity. Mathematics tends to be invisible, unseen, yet we build our lives and our technology upon it. The drama of small town life is mimed from start to finish: characters knock on unseen doors, and hide behind invisible walls. Marines were fanning out in all directions, firing their weapons at unseen enemy troops that retreated from building to building as the troops advanced. Several times, I tripped from an unseen root that was covered by white snow, but I quickly got up and continued on running. Everyone jumped in their seats as the veil was violently cast across the table by an unseen hand. He noticed me standing in the dark, practically unseen. They're plain and do nothing for my eyesight but whilst often unseen, it's small details that people can notice and it's all working to a disguise. From those obscured depths, the bubbled exhalations from unseen divers stream up from portholes, heading past us for the sun. She was used to being unseen and unnoticed, not to people jumping around her as if she was royalty. Synonyms hidden, concealed, obscured, camouflaged, unrevealed, out of sight, invisible, not visible, imperceptible, undetectable, unnoticeable, unnoticed, unobserved, covered, masked, shrouded, veiled 1.1 Not foreseen or predicted. 未被看见的；未受注意的 unseen problems 未预见到的问题。 Example sentencesExamples He claimed increasing bureaucracy, such as inflexible laws governing working hours, could have as-yet unseen consequences for business and investment. All financial institutions offer payment protection on loans to cover any unseen loss in earning power. But, following Finer's law of unexpected consequence, the site seems to be constructing its own narrative, with its own unseen implications. Still, any unseen problems with the exterior of the home can be covered by a contingency clause at sale. Prices reflect what must be charged to cover the unseen costs of safety precautions. 1.2British (of a passage for translation in a test or examination) not previously read or prepared. 〈主英〉（测验或考试中供翻译的文章段落）以前未读到过的；事先无准备的，即席的 Example sentencesExamples This paper will contain two seen and two unseen passages of classical Persian prose for translation into English. There will also be an unseen passage of Latin verse to be translated. The examination will consist of both seen and unseen passages of both prose and poetry. nounʌnˈsiːn British An unseen passage for translation. 〈英〉供即席翻译的文章段落 Latin unseens Example sentencesExamples To use a dictionary in a translation paper is a different kind of test from the customary idea of unseens. Each group of ten unseens is preceded by a vocabulary of some thirty words. The volume concludes with a selection of unseens used in O-level papers. Definition of unseen in US English: unseen adjectiveˌənˈsēnˌənˈsin 1Not seen or noticed. 未被看见的；未受注意的 it seemed she might escape unseen 她似乎有可能逃掉而不被人发觉。 Example sentencesExamples Fresh blood covered the face from unseen wounds. Derelict London is a strangely beautiful gallery of the obscure and unseen places in the great capital - one of the most original and talked about sites of 2004. She was used to being unseen and unnoticed, not to people jumping around her as if she was royalty. She came to the center of the stage, saluted the unseen audience with folded hands, and began with gestures to describe a river, flowing from above her right shoulder to below her left hip. One man visiting the Bodie cemetery with his little girl noticed her giggling and apparently playing with an unseen entity. The drama of small town life is mimed from start to finish: characters knock on unseen doors, and hide behind invisible walls. The inquiry into the soaring cost of the Scottish parliament seemed almost certain last night to request hundreds of hours of unseen video footage documenting the controversial project. Those who manipulate this unseen mechanism of society constitute an invisible government which is the true ruling power of our country. And there was all that talk of war, war against an invisible enemy, an unseen speck on a parched landscape. No matter where they are, they maintain a running conversation with their unseen audience, which can be as big as 20,000 visitors on a good day. They are an unseen workforce, and their efforts probably go largely unnoticed by most people who enjoy a stroll in Manchester parks. Several times, I tripped from an unseen root that was covered by white snow, but I quickly got up and continued on running. Instead, a massive and often unseen effort is going on to tackle the root causes of the problem behaviour and combat the disruption caused for teachers and well-behaved youngsters. Marines were fanning out in all directions, firing their weapons at unseen enemy troops that retreated from building to building as the troops advanced. Everyone jumped in their seats as the veil was violently cast across the table by an unseen hand. Mathematics tends to be invisible, unseen, yet we build our lives and our technology upon it. Finally, though, there's a special edition DVD coming out for the fans, with documentaries, unseen footage, and an alternate ending. He noticed me standing in the dark, practically unseen. They're plain and do nothing for my eyesight but whilst often unseen, it's small details that people can notice and it's all working to a disguise. From those obscured depths, the bubbled exhalations from unseen divers stream up from portholes, heading past us for the sun. Synonyms hidden, concealed, obscured, camouflaged, unrevealed, out of sight, invisible, not visible, imperceptible, undetectable, unnoticeable, unnoticed, unobserved, covered, masked, shrouded, veiled 1.1 Not foreseen or predicted. 未被看见的；未受注意的 unseen problems 未预见到的问题。 Example sentencesExamples Prices reflect what must be charged to cover the unseen costs of safety precautions. But, following Finer's law of unexpected consequence, the site seems to be constructing its own narrative, with its own unseen implications. He claimed increasing bureaucracy, such as inflexible laws governing working hours, could have as-yet unseen consequences for business and investment. Still, any unseen problems with the exterior of the home can be covered by a contingency clause at sale. All financial institutions offer payment protection on loans to cover any unseen loss in earning power. 1.2British (of a passage for translation in a test or examination) not previously read or prepared. 〈主英〉（测验或考试中供翻译的文章段落）以前未读到过的；事先无准备的，即席的 Example sentencesExamples There will also be an unseen passage of Latin verse to be translated. This paper will contain two seen and two unseen passages of classical Persian prose for translation into English. The examination will consist of both seen and unseen passages of both prose and poetry.
随便看	(mental) attitude(s) mental balance mental block mental capacity mental chemistry (mental) collapse mental cruelty mental deficiency mental derangement mental disorder mental distress mental disturbance mentalese mental eye mental faculties mental giant mental handicap mental healer mental health mental health break mental health day mental home mental hospital mental hospitals mental hygiene