unapparent

/ʌnæpˈæɹənt/ adj

Not apparent; not seen on the surface.

Word Origin Apparent comes from Latin apparere 'to appear, be visible' — from ad- 'to' and parere 'to come forth'. Unapparent means not visible, not obvious. The root parere gives us appear, disappear, transparent (appearing through), and even parent (one who brings forth). So apparent is what shows up.

adj Not apparent; not seen on the surface.

The virus's initial symptoms were unapparent to most patients.

(形容词) 不明显的;不显著的;难以察觉的;隐晦的

病毒的最初症状对大多数患者来说并不明显。

(adjetivo) imperceptible; invisible; oculto; no evidente [No aparente; no visible a simple vista.]

Los síntomas iniciales del virus no eran aparentes para la mayoría de los pacientes.

(adjectif) non apparent; inapparent; latent; non visible [Qui n'est pas apparent, visible ou perceptible au premier abord.]

Les symptômes initiaux du virus étaient **imperceptibles** pour la plupart des patients.

(Adjektiv) unsichtbar; nicht erkennbar [nicht offensichtlich oder sichtbar; auf den ersten Blick nicht erkennbar.]

Die ersten Symptome des Virus waren für die meisten Patienten **unapparent**.

(形容詞) 明白でない;表面上には見えない。

ウイルスの初期症状は、ほとんどの患者にははっきりとは現れなかった。

(adjetivo) não aparente; invisível; imperceptível; não manifesto; não evidente [Não aparente; não visível na superfície.]

Os sintomas iniciais do vírus eram imperceptíveis para a maioria dos pacientes.

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