| 词汇 | unlearned |
| 释义 | unlearned past simple and past participle ofunlearn unlearn verb[ T ] uk /ʌnˈlɜːn/ us /ʌnˈlɝːn/ to make an effort to forget your usual way of doing something so that you can learn a new and sometimes better way: 改掉，抛弃（旧习） I had to unlearn the way I played guitar when I started taking formal lessons.开始正规学习吉他的时候，我不得不丢掉以前弹吉他的习惯。 Forgetting and forgetfulness absent-minded absent-mindedly absent-mindedness amnesia amnesiac anterograde blur bury erase forget forget itidiom forgetful forgetfully forgetfulness retrograde amnesia rustily rusty scatterbrained scatty senior moment Examples of unlearnedunlearned In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use. This research strategy also prevents animallearning techniques from confusing learned and unlearned components of behavior. A learned auditory, for example, might be bored by a sermon perfectly suited to an unlearned audience. Furthermore, in a spatially changing environment the phenotypic distribution may alter through unlearned developmental processes. After the lesion, both monkeys were also tested on the previously unlearned discrimination, but we did not find greater disruption by the lesion. Operating at the same level as this system are brainstem pathways for unlearned responses to stimuli, including reflexes. Such dialectical moves produce their own correspondences, and metaphors which are unlearned rather than transferred. Homosocial desires, she implies, are not necessarily "unlearned" or "passed through," nor should they be. Unconditioned behaviors (responses) are, by definition, unlearned or innate. We used to think that a lot of them were instinctive, that is ' 'unlearned' '. In sum, many of the best known assays of learning were inadequately sensitive, that is, not adequate for differentiating learned and unlearned components of behavior. The other important misrepresentation of the direct approach is the claim that information pickup is largely an unlearned process. Finally, they inhibited or unlearned the incorrect rule and formed correct specific associations between words and fruit. Thus, one would observe apparent diffusion that is in fact entirely unlearned. Indeed, primary or unlearned rewards and punishers are specified by genes that effectively specify the goals for action. The problem was that these hair-splitting distinctions about the precise status of events were largely lost on the unlearned populace. 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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