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The meaning of UNKNOWN is not known or not well-known; also : having an unknown value. How to use unknown in a sentence.
adjective. / ʌnˈnoʊn/ not known to or understood by sb. desconocido/da [ masculine-feminine, singular ] The incident was reported by an unknown woman. El incidente fue denunciado por una mujer desconocida. The cause of death remains unknown. La causa de la muerte sigue siendo desconocida. not well-known by the public.
noun. uk / ʌnˈnəʊn / us / ʌnˈnoʊn / C1 [ S ] what is not familiar or known: Racism is in some ways just a fear of the unknown. [ C ] a person, especially a performer or sports player, who is not famous: For her latest film she deliberately chose a cast of unknowns. [ C ] mainly US.
Traducción de 'unknown' en el diccionario gratuito de inglés-español y muchas otras traducciones en español.
unknown n (person who is not famous) desconocido, desconocida nm, nf : The director picked an unknown for the starring role. El director eligió a una desconocida para el papel protagonista. unknown n (mathematics: quantity, variable) (matemáticas) incógnita nf : Solve the equation to find the value of the unknown.
1. adjetivo. If something is unknown to you, you have no knowledge of it. An unknown number of demonstrators were arrested. How did you expect us to proceed on such a perilous expedition, through unknown terrain? The motive for the killing is unknown. Sinónimos: strange, new, undiscovered, uncharted Más sinónimos de unknown. 2. adjetivo.
noun. us / ʌnˈnoʊn / uk / ʌnˈnəʊn / C1 [ S ] what is not familiar or known: Racism is in some ways just a fear of the unknown. [ C ] a person, especially a performer or sports player, who is not famous: For her latest film she deliberately chose a cast of unknowns. [ C ] mainly US.
