柯林斯詞典obscurity /?b?skj??r?t?/ (obscurities) 1. N-UNCOUNT Obscurity is the state of being known by only a few people. 鮮爲(wèi)人知的狀態(tài) For the lucky few, there's the chance of being plucked from obscurity and thrown into the glamorous world of modelling. 極少數(shù)幸運(yùn)者有機(jī)會(huì)從默默無聞中脫穎而出，躋身多彩的模特兒世界。2. N-VAR Obscurity is the quality of being difficult to understand. An obscurity is something that is difficult to understand. 難懂性; 難懂之物 "How can that be?" asked Hunt, irritated by the obscurity of Henry's reply. “怎麼會(huì)那樣？”亨特問道，亨利費(fèi)解的廻答讓他氣憤。 返回 obscurity劍橋詞典 obscurity noun [U] (NOT KNOWN) the state of not being known to many people 無名；鮮爲(wèi)人知；默默無聞 He was briefly famous in his twenties but then sank into obscurity. 他在20來嵗時(shí)曾一度小有名氣，但隨後便湮沒無聞了。 He rose from relative obscurity to worldwide recognition . 他從默默無聞一下變成世界聞名。 obscurity noun [U] (NOT CLEAR) the state of being not clear and difficult to understand or see 費(fèi)解，晦澁；模糊，朦朧 The story is convoluted and opaque , often to the point of total obscurity. 這則故事晦澁難懂，常常令人一頭霧水。 返回 obscurity