never knowing的意思

never knowing中文翻譯：

永遠不知道

相似詞語短語

knowing───n.明知；adj.會意的；（尤指過分或過早地）世故的；明知的，故意的；認知的

knowing looks───認識容貌

knowing synonyms───了解同義詞

not knowing───不識

knowing not───不知情

connatural knowing───固有的認識

knowing bros───認識兄弟

get knowing───了解

knowing god───認識上帝

雙語使用場景

She dreaded hearing from Wyoming that Snoopy had died out there, never knowing how hard they'd tried to get her back.───她擔心會從懷俄明傳來斯努皮已經死了的消息，而它還一直不知道他們曾為它的歸來付出了多少努力。

fun of gardening is never knowing exactly what's going to come up.───園藝的最大樂趣是誰也不知道到底會長出什么。

no way to live never knowing when one of these storms would break.───這樣的日子可怎么熬？總是擔驚受怕，不知道什么時候這樣的暴風雨又會襲來。

Her husband has bought it a couple of months ago, but died of a heart attack that same day, never knowing the ticket was a big winner.───她丈夫兩個月之前買了這張彩票，同一天由于心臟病發作死亡，不知道彩票中了。

Sajjad Ashtiani told CNN that he visits his mother every Monday in jail, never knowing whether that meeting will be their last.───薩賈德對CNN說，他每周一探訪監獄中的媽媽，每次探訪都可能是他們的最后一面。

I make special notes in my memory of some of these things, never knowing when an event, a word will surface and guide me in creating a poem.───我在記憶中為這些事留下特殊的符號，不知道哪一天某件事或某個詞就會浮現出來，引導我創作新的詩篇。

I'm sorry, Hubert, but after sixteen years of worrying, never knowing.───對不起，休伯特，但是十六年來的擔心，不知道一點消息…

We lived from hand to mouth, never knowing where the next meal was coming from.───我們日子過得緊緊巴巴的，從來是吃了上頓沒下頓。

I struggled with anxiety, panic, and fear for some time, never knowing it was driven by my quarterlife crisis.───我曾經一度在焦慮、恐慌和恐懼中掙扎，從未想到那是受青年危機影響的結果。

英語使用場景

He grew upin Port Arthur, Tex., never knowing his father.

Half the fun of gardening is never knowing exactly what's going to come up.

If you listen to your fears, you will die never knowing what a great person you might have been. Robert H. Schuller

We lived from hand to mouth, never knowing where the next meal was coming from.

I rotated my head back and forth between them, never knowing who was doing better.

Calves are easily bound and slaughtered. Never knowing the reason why.

He lived rather precariously from one day to the next, never knowing where his next meal was coming from.

I spend much of my time at the shops; wandering through the aisles, faltering, never knowing what to buy.