English–Chinese
“uninformed” in Chinese
How to say “uninformed” in Chinese
“Uninformed” in Chinese is 无知 (wú zhī).
A gap between a person and the knowledge or understanding needed to judge a matter well.
Example sentences with 无知
他在历史问题上显得无知，需要好好学习。tā zài lì shǐ wèn tí shàng xiǎn de wú zhī xū yào háo hǎo xué xí
He seems uninformed about historical issues and needs to study hard.
Tips for using 无知
- Calling a person 无知 (wúzhī, "uninformed") can sound insulting, so everyday conversation often uses a softer description of what the person does not know.
Other Chinese words for “uninformed”
他在这方面孤陋寡闻，需要学习。tā zài zhè fāng miàn gū lòu guǎ wén xū yào xué xí
He is uninformed about this subject and needs to study.