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[countable] a fact or an influence that is not known There are so many unknowns in the proposal. [countable] (mathematics) a quantity that does not have a known value X and Y in the equation are both unknowns. See unknown in the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary See unknown in the Oxford Learner's Dictionary of Academic English
Some two years ago, Kokoro Yamihara (Takahata Mitsuki), now a leading news reporter for a weekly entertainment magazine, met police officer Toramatsu Asada (Tanaka Kei) when she came across him one night, drunk and incoherent. His behavior caused her to miss out on a scoop. But soon, a spark of romance ignited between them, and they became lovers. Now they both dream of marriage – but there ...
24 de oct. de 2010 · Genres: Drama, Thriller and AdaptationRelease Date: February 18th, 2011 (wide)Distributors: Warner Bros. PicturesDr. Martin Harris awakens after a car accide...
Wei Qian (Chris Chiu) loses his parents and is forced to become the head of the family to look after his biological sister and adopted brother Xiao Yuan (Kurt Huang). He's willing to do whatever he can to support them, but things take a sudden and unexpected turn when Xiao Yuan kisses him out of the blue! Wei Qian’s emotions are thrown into ...
Watch the full “Into the Unknown” sequence from Disney’s Frozen 2 featuring the original song performed by Idina Menzel (voice of Elsa) featuring AURORA and ...
For some unknown reason it has moved eleven times. unknown2 noun [ countable] 1 someone who is not famous At that point in her career she was still an unknown. 2 something that is not known The long-term effects of the drug are still an unknown. 3 → the unknown Examples from the Corpus unknown • After 30 years in show business, Butler is ...
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