obscurity
英 /əb'skjʊrəti/美 /əb'skjʊrəti/
释义
n. 阴暗, 朦胧, 晦涩, 费解, 身份低微
例句
Now, on the eve of the bicentenary of the independence movements, he sets out to rescue San Martín from his relative obscurity.
今天,在那场独立运动二百周年纪念前夕,他再度出手以挽救相对默默无闻的圣·马丁。
At this time he knew nothing of Wells’s and Matthew’s accounts of natural selection; indeed, both accounts languished in obscurity until after the “Origin” was published.
此时他对马修和威尔士关于自然选择的阐述一无所知;事实上,直到《物种的起源》发表这两人一直默默无闻。
