obliviously

/əˈbɫɪviəsli/ adv

in an oblivious manner

Word Origin Oblivious comes from Latin oblivisci 'to forget'. The root may be from ob- 'over' + levis 'smooth' (PIE *leikw- 'to leave') — forgetting is like leaving something behind, smoothing over. Obliviously is doing something without awareness, as if you've forgotten. Related: oblivion. So oblivious is 'forgetful'.

adv in an oblivious manner

He walked obliviously past the warning sign and entered the restricted area.

(副词) 不知不觉地;未察觉地;茫然地

他浑然不觉地走过警告标志,进入了限制区域。

(adverbio) Sin darse cuenta; de manera ajena.

Pasó sin darse cuenta junto al cartel de advertencia y entró al área restringida.

(adverbe) distraitement; sans s'en rendre compte; inconsciemment; dans l'inconscience [Sans rien remarquer ; de manière inconsciente ou distraite.]

Il est passé **obliviously** devant le panneau d'avertissement et est entré dans la zone restreinte.

(Adverb) unbewusst; ahnungslos [in einer Weise, die von Unaufmerksamkeit oder Unbewusstsein zeugt; ohne die Umgebung oder mögliche Gefahren wahrzunehmen]

Er ging **obliviously** an dem Warnschild vorbei und betrat den gesperrten Bereich.

(副詞) 周囲のことに気づかない様子で、うわの空で。

彼は警告標識に気づかず通り過ぎ、立ち入り禁止区域に入った。

(advérbio) distraidamente; inadvertidamente; alheiamente [De maneira alheia; sem perceber.]

Ele passou alheio pela placa de aviso e entrou na área restrita.

Word parts: ob + liv + ious + ly

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