unbeknown

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishunbeknownun‧be‧known /ˌʌnbɪˈnəʊn $ -ˈnoʊn/ (also unbeknownst /-ˈnəʊnst $ -ˈnoʊnst/ written) adverb [sentence adverb] → unbeknown to somebodyExamples from the Corpusunbeknown• But unbeknown to Ivor, Stroud had no intention of parting with the money.• You've crept back unbeknown to me.• Thus unbeknown to the competitors, the last valid part of the competition was removed four days before the submission date.• Under the old system many women amass secret savings unbeknown to their husbands.

单词	unbeknown
释义	unbeknown From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishunbeknownun‧be‧known /ˌʌnbɪˈnəʊn $ -ˈnoʊn/ (also unbeknownst /-ˈnəʊnst $ -ˈnoʊnst/ written) adverb [sentence adverb] → unbeknown to somebodyExamples from the Corpusunbeknown• But unbeknown to Ivor, Stroud had no intention of parting with the money.• You've crept back unbeknown to me.• Thus unbeknown to the competitors, the last valid part of the competition was removed four days before the submission date.• Under the old system many women amass secret savings unbeknown to their husbands.
随便看	push somebody into (doing) something push somebody to do something push somebody/something aside push somebody/something away/back/aside etc push somebody/something towards/into etc something push somebody/something ↔ over push something higher/lower push something on somebody push something open/shut push something out of your mind push something through something push something to the back of your mind push something up/down push something → down push something ↔ through push start push strategy push system push technology push the boat out push the envelope push the panic button push the pedal to the metal push the point push the right buttons