v.故意忘却(尤指学到的错事或坏事)，抛弃
n.蒙昧无知的人们
adj.不是学来的；未学会的；无学识的；无文化的
unlearn的过去分词和过去式

原形：unlearn

Unlearned people often make the mistake of assuming that their ignorance is a sign of simplicity and straightforwardness.
无知的人常常错误地认为他们的无知是简单和直率的标志。
The unlearned man may be excused for his ignorance if he shows a willingness to learn.
如果表现出愿意学习的态度，无知的人可以被原谅他的无知。
It's hard to teach an old dog new tricks, just as it's difficult for unlearned adults to acquire new skills.
教老狗新把戏很难，就像让无知的成年人掌握新技能一样困难。
Despite being unlearned in formal education, she had a natural curiosity and a thirst for knowledge.
尽管没有受过正规教育，她却天生好奇，渴望知识。
The unlearned person might not understand the nuances of complex theories, but they can still appreciate the beauty of simple ideas.
无知的人可能无法理解复杂理论的细微差别，但他们仍然可以欣赏简单想法的美。
He was unlearned in the ways of diplomacy, which led to many misunderstandings in his international negotiations.
他在外交手段上无知，这导致了他在国际谈判中出现了许多误解。
An unlearned worker can be trained on the job, but an unwilling worker cannot be taught anything.
一个无知的工人可以在工作中接受培训，但一个不愿意工作的工人什么都学不会。
The unlearned man who thinks he knows everything is the most dangerous kind of fool.
认为自己无所不知的无知之人是最危险的蠢货类型。
In some cultures, being unlearned is seen as a virtue, as it is believed to keep one closer to nature and the truth.
在某些文化中，无知被视为一种美德，因为它被认为能让人更接近自然和真理。
The unlearned person may lack knowledge, but they often have a wealth of practical experience that can be invaluable in certain situations.
无知的人可能缺乏知识，但他们往往有丰富的实践经验，在某些情况下可能是无价的。