Untold Meaning in English
word
/ənˈtoʊɫd/
uhn-TOLD
/ʌntˈəʊld/
un-TOHLD
释义
Too many to be counted or measured; also, not told or revealed.
用法与细微差别
Often used with 'stories', 'damage', 'riches', or 'amounts'. 'Untold' can mean either extremely large (but unspecified) quantity, or something that hasn't been revealed. More formal/literary; rarely used in casual speech.
Spanish: incontable - innumerable - no contadoPortuguese (BR): incontável - não contado - desconhecidoPortuguese (PT): incontável - nunca contado - desconhecidoChinese (Simplified): 无数的 - 未透露的Chinese (Traditional): 無數的 - 未透露的Hindi: अगणित - अनकहाArabic: لا يُعد ولا يُحصى - لم يُروَBengali: অগণিত - অকথিতRussian: неисчислимый - нерассказанныйJapanese: 数え切れない - 語られていないVietnamese: vô kể - chưa kể raKorean: 셀 수 없이 많은 - 말하지 않은Turkish: sayısız - anlatılmamışUrdu: بے شمار - نہ بتایا گیاIndonesian: tak terhitung - belum diceritakan
例句
The war caused untold damage to the city.
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She suffered untold pain after the accident.
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There are untold stories behind that old building.
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He has untold riches hidden somewhere nobody knows.
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The movie revealed untold secrets about the famous singer.
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We may never know the untold reasons behind their decision.
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