nameless

Word family (noun) name (adjective) named ≠ unnamed nameless (verb) name rename (adverb) namely

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishnamelessname‧less /ˈneɪmləs/ adjective 1 → who shall remain nameless2 NAME OF A PERSON[only before noun] a nameless person is someone whose name is not known the work of some nameless 13th-century writer3 NAME OF A THING[only before noun] a nameless thing does not have a name He lay in a nameless grave.4 EXACT[only before noun] literary nameless emotions are very strong and difficult to describe in words He managed to calm her nameless fears.5 [only before noun] literary too terrible to name or describe nameless horrorsExamples from the Corpusnameless• There's a land where the mountains are nameless.• The magical child was, however, nameless.• They become a prey to nameless and often unspoken fears.• On some nights, I would pretend the sounds were ocean waves and I was in a mansion on a nameless beach.• nameless crimes• Then you realize that you have been tattooed somewhere with a nameless fear.• Nameless fears made her tremble.• A harmless pleasure can become the gateway to nameless hells when for whatever reasons it begins to carry a significant symbolic meaning.• No one gives much thought to the nameless millions who work in our factories.• There were any number of nameless partners, telling her she was a cute chick, trying to fondle her.• The information was supplied by a nameless source.• the nameless victims of the nation's civil war

单词	nameless
释义	nameless Word family (noun) name (adjective) named ≠ unnamed nameless (verb) name rename (adverb) namely From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishnamelessname‧less /ˈneɪmləs/ adjective 1 → who shall remain nameless2 NAME OF A PERSON[only before noun] a nameless person is someone whose name is not known the work of some nameless 13th-century writer3 NAME OF A THING[only before noun] a nameless thing does not have a name He lay in a nameless grave.4 EXACT[only before noun] literary nameless emotions are very strong and difficult to describe in words He managed to calm her nameless fears.5 [only before noun] literary too terrible to name or describe nameless horrorsExamples from the Corpusnameless• There's a land where the mountains are nameless.• The magical child was, however, nameless.• They become a prey to nameless and often unspoken fears.• On some nights, I would pretend the sounds were ocean waves and I was in a mansion on a nameless beach.• nameless crimes• Then you realize that you have been tattooed somewhere with a nameless fear.• Nameless fears made her tremble.• A harmless pleasure can become the gateway to nameless hells when for whatever reasons it begins to carry a significant symbolic meaning.• No one gives much thought to the nameless millions who work in our factories.• There were any number of nameless partners, telling her she was a cute chick, trying to fondle her.• The information was supplied by a nameless source.• the nameless victims of the nation's civil war
随便看	astronomical astronomie astronomy astrophysics AstroTurf astroturfing astrum astus astute astutus Asunción asunder Aswan High Dam asylon asylos asylum asylum seeker asymmetric asymmetrical asymptomatic asynchronous at AT at (a) ... rate at (a) breathless pace/speed