We're unconscious of most of what uses up the brain's energy.

我们对于大部分消耗大脑能量的活动都是无意识的。

He was unconscious of the silence.

他没有意识到寂静。

Only Tom Perkins was unconscious of the humiliation which the whole party felt.

只有汤姆·珀金斯没有意识到整个聚会都感到屈辱。

Doreen appeared to be unconscious of the amusement she had caused.

【unconscious】多琳似乎并未意识到她把大家逗乐了。

I'd lived a third of a life out there, unconscious of human opinion — because I supposed it was unconscious of me.

我在那里度过了三分之一的生命， 对人类的意见一无所知——因为我认为它对我一无所知。

The vast majority think not of their youth at all, or, glancing backward, are unconscious of lost opportunity, unaware of degradation suffered.

绝大多数人根本不考虑他们的青春， 或者回首过去， 没有意识到失去的机会， 没有意识到遭受的退化。

Physicists appear to be unconscious of the gulf, while psychologists, who are conscious of it, have not the mathematical knowledge required for spanning it.

物理学家似乎没有意识到鸿沟， 而意识到它的心理学家却没有跨越它所需的数学知识。

She was unconscious of my presence; she was conscious of nothing but the hand, lying along the rim so negligently, that filled her with frantic desire.

她没有意识到我的存在。 除了那只手， 她什么都没有意识到， 那只手漫不经心地躺在边缘， 这让她充满了疯狂的欲望。

So I think at this hour, when I look back to the crisis through the quiet medium of time: I was unconscious of folly at the instant.

所以我想在这个时刻，当我通过安静的时间媒介回顾危机时：我当时没有意识到愚蠢。

She did not comprehend, perhaps, the depth of the sentiment with which her protector inspired her, which she called gratitude, but which, though she was unconscious of it, was really more than that.

艾娥达夫人也许不大清楚她这位救命恩人在自己心中激起的感情深厚到什么程度，而她自己对这种感情还只能称之为感激。

All this while, Ambrosio was unconscious of the dreadful scenes which were passing so near. The execution of his designs upon Antonia employed his every thought. Hitherto, He was satisfied with the success of his plans.

一直以来，安布罗西奥都没有意识到可怕的景象正在如此近地掠过。他对安东尼娅的计划的执行动用了他的每一个思想。迄今为止，他对自己计划的成功感到满意。

Possibly Jefferson Davis and Mr. Mason shared two defects in common which might have led them into this serious mistake. Neither could have had much knowledge of the world, and both must have been unconscious of humor.

可能杰斐逊戴维斯和梅森先生有两个共同的缺陷，这可能导致他们犯下这个严重的错误。两人都不太了解这个世界，而且他们一定都没有幽默感。

He guessed Pellerin to be unconscious of visual detail, but sensitive to the happy blending of sensuous impressions: to the intimate spell of lamplight on books, and of a deep chair placed where one could watch the fire.

他猜测 Pellerin 对视觉细节没有意识，但对感官印象的愉快融合很敏感：对书本上灯光的亲密咒语，以及放置在人们可以看火的地方的深椅子。