| 单词 | uncharted |
| 释义 | uncharted (ʌntʃɑːʳtɪd ) adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] If you describe a situation, experience, or activity as uncharted territory or waters, you mean that it is new or unfamiliar. Carter's fourth album definitely moves into uncharted territory. ...a largely uncharted area of medical science. Synonyms: unexplored, unknown, undiscovered, strange Collocations: uncharted waters Like the cabaret on a cruise ship sailing the uncharted waters of time. Times, Sunday Times Going out on a limb or taking a chance over relatively uncharted waters would be foolhardy, so stick to what you know. The Sun Yesterday's announcement took the coalition into uncharted waters and heralded a potentially rancorous phase in which both parties seek to reaffirm their individual identities. Times, Sunday Times In essence, therefore, the claimants are seeking to extend the law of copyright into uncharted waters. Times, Sunday Times For this reason, the same class had to undertake the same preparation, no time for an individual's fascinating journey into uncharted waters. Times, Sunday Times |
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