Ignorance
音标：/ˈɪɡnərəns/
翻译：无知，愚昧
读音：/ˈɪɡnərəns/

释义：

Ignorance 是指对某些事物缺乏知识、理解或意识，通常意味着未能获得相关信息或教育。它还可以指无知或对某些事情的忽视。

用法：

Ignorance 可以指缺乏知识，特别是在某个领域。

它还可表示对某些重要信息或事实的不知情。

例句：

Ignorance is not an excuse for breaking the law.
无知不能成为违法的借口。

She was a victim of her own ignorance about the dangers of smoking.
她是自己对吸烟危害无知的受害者。

Ignorance of the facts will not help you make a better decision.
对事实的无知不会帮助你做出更好的决定。

His ignorance of history made him an easy target for manipulation.
他对历史的无知使他成为操控的容易对象。

Ignorance of the law is no excuse in the court of law.
法庭上无知不是借口。

The ignorance of the local population about the disease delayed the response.
当地居民对这种疾病的无知延误了应对措施。

Ignorance about healthy eating habits can lead to serious health issues.
对健康饮食习惯的无知可能导致严重的健康问题。

They were criticized for their ignorance of environmental issues.
他们因对环境问题的无知而受到批评。

His ignorance of modern technology made it difficult for him to adapt to the new system.
他对现代技术的无知使他难以适应新系统。

Ignorance often leads to prejudice and misunderstanding.
无知常常导致偏见和误解。

短语搭配：

Ignorance of the law 法律无知

Willful ignorance 有意无知

Ignorance is bliss 无知即是福（这是一句谚语，表示有些人宁愿不知情，因为无知可能带来短暂的安宁）

Ignorance of the facts 对事实的无知

Ignorance breeds fear 无知导致恐惧

词汇拓展：

Ignorant (形容词)：无知的，愚昧的

Example: He is ignorant about the latest technology. 他对最新的技术一无所知。