| 释义 |
be not to know BrEused to say that you do not mind that someone has made a mistake because they could not have avoided it是不知道的，不是故意的〔表示不在意某人出错，因为他无法避免〕:•'Sorry, I didn't realize you had guests.' 'That's all right, you weren't to know.'“很抱歉，我不知道你有客人。”“没关系，你是不知道的。” be not to know have no way of being aware of 无法知道： you weren't to know he was about to die. 你无法知道她快要死了。 be not to ˈknowto have no way of realizing or being aware that you have done sth wrong无从知道，并不知道（做错了事）‘I'm sorry, I called when you were in bed.’ ‘Don't worry—you weren't to know.’“对不起，你睡觉时打电话打扰你了。”“别在意，你不是故意的嘛。” |