illiterate person

英 [ɪˈlɪtərət ˈpɜːsn]

美 [ɪˈlɪtərət ˈpɜːrsn]

n.  文盲

英英释义

noun

• a person unable to read
  Synonym:illiteratenonreader

双语例句

• By Day Seven I realized that this technique of meditation is so simple that any child or even an illiterate person can learn and effectively practise it.
  在日子七之前我了解，沉思的这技术是如此的简单以致于任何的孩子，否则甚至一个目不识丁的人能学习并且有效地练习它。
• Cross made on a document instead of a signature by an illiterate person
  （文盲在文件上当作签名的）十字画押
• To 20 century's ends, China basically eliminated the young adults illiterate person, guardian's quality obtained the universal enhancement.
  到20世纪末，中国已基本扫除了青壮年文盲，家长的素质得到了普遍提高。
• In the age of knowledge economy, the illiterate does not purely refer to the person who has no knowledge but it refers to the person who cannot continue to study and update their knowledge and skills.
  在知识经济时代，文盲一词将不再单纯指没有文化知识的人，而是指不能继续学习、不能更新自己的知识和技能的人。
• I read that beautiful Shakespearean sonnet to her, but it was pearls before swine to such an illiterate person.
  我给她读莎士比亚优美的十四行诗，但在这样没文化的人面前，简直是对牛弹琴。