unheralded

基本解釋

Talking about motherhood openly can bring unheralded amounts of grief and pain.
坦率地談?wù)撃感钥赡軒硪庀氩坏降膽n傷和痛苦。
The next step in Britain’s unheralded revolution, therefore, is giving more power to the people.
因此，英國暗中進(jìn)行的改革的下一步就是賦予人民更多的權(quán)力。
It is this unheralded mechanism that will usher in the next stage of human, giving future people exquisite powers we do not currently possess, powers worthy of natural selection itself.
正是這一無人喝彩的途徑將引領(lǐng)未來人類的歷史，賦予未來人類超乎尋常的力量，這種力量是我們現(xiàn)在不具備的，是自然選擇本身賦予的力量。

How can a little-known author or an unheralded gem of a book get attention?
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More surprising still has been the rapid ascent of such unheralded regions as second-place Jacksonville, Fla.
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Scott, by contrast, entered the NFL in 2002 as an undrafted free agent linebacker out of unheralded Southern Illinois University.
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If you describe an artist or athlete as unheralded, you mean that people have not recognized their talent or ability.
If you describe something that happens as unheralded, you mean that you did not expect it, because nobody mentioned it beforehand.