| 词汇 | oblivion |
| 释义 | oblivion noun[ U ] uk /əˈblɪv.i.ən/ us /əˈblɪv.i.ən/ oblivionnoun[U] (NO MEMORY)the state of being completely forgotten: 被遗忘，被忘却;湮没 He was another minor poet who was consignedto oblivion.他又是一位湮没无闻的小诗人。 These toys will be around for a year or two, then fade/slide/sink into oblivion.这些玩具会风行一两年，然后渐渐被人遗忘。 the state of being completely destroyed: 完全被毁灭；彻底被消灭 The planes bombed the city into oblivion.飞机将该市炸成一片废墟。 Forgetting and forgetfulness absent-minded absent-mindedly absent-mindedness amnesia amnesiac anterograde blot bury erase featherbrained forget forget itidiom forgetful forgetfully overlook remove retrograde retrograde amnesia rustily scatterbrained You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Destroying and demolishing oblivionnoun[U] (UNCONSCIOUS)the state of being unconscious: 无知觉，无意识;不省人事 He sought oblivion in a bottle of whisky.他试图用一瓶威士忌酒来忘却一切。 Losing consciousness black catatonia concuss concussion go out like a lightidiom hypnotic hypnotically in a drunken stupor insensibility insensible knock light pass pass out senseless swoon unconsciously unconsciousness unresponsive unresponsiveness oblivion | American Dictionaryoblivion noun[ U ] us/əˈblɪv·i·ən/ oblivionnoun[U] (MENTAL STATE)the state of being unconscious or lacking awareness of what is happening around you oblivionnoun[U] (FORGOTTEN BY OTHERS)the state of being completely forgotten by the public: He wrote one extraordinary book and then faded into oblivion. Examples of oblivionoblivion Nevertheless, although textual insistence that the installation's time is independent of the 'oblivion' beyond becomes clear, the role of the whisper cannot be purely linguistic. Further more, rescuing previous texts from oblivion was common practice among many nineteenth-century naturalists. However, other correspondents were only rescued from oblivion when some expedition members credited their local contribution to the process of knowledge acquisition. The colony was forgotten by their former countrymen and consigned to oblivion by cultural baggage carried from a different environment. Brilliantly put; but why this oblivion to the formal articulation? Whatever his qualities, this record has largely condemned him to historiographical oblivion. In order to rescue this observation from oblivion we hereby present it for the benefit of physicians. Within the world of theatre, the content or idea of nothing is what has been repressed, that which has been consigned to oblivion, avoided, or bypassed in its own history. Given the understandable tendency of scholars to rely heavily on official sources, the paucity of official documents on the movements of merchants is in itself a powerful factor of oblivion. There is a serious and legitimate concern that, as the normalisation of the situation advances, we tend to consign to oblivion even such things that cannot be forgotten. Next, the discovery of writing, which "unites places and times," meant that genius, until then at the mercy of local oblivion, could reach a global audience and therefore achieve immortality. A metaphysics of metamorphosis and oblivion. Outside of this - the oblivion of nothing. If they do not do so, we may simply follow the example of many great empires of the past and stagger forward into oblivion. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 Is that extraordinary, prolonged political and cultural effort destined to end up in oblivion? From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English See all examples of oblivion These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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