No. 11,911 in Spanish
ignorantes
People who lack knowledge or awareness.
In a sentence
Los ignorantes tienden a juzgar sin comprender.
The ignorant tend to judge without understanding.
In this sentence, 'ignorantes' refers to people who lack knowledge or understanding about a subject and thus make judgments prematurely.
Ignorantes de las reglas, cometieron varios errores en el juego.
Unaware of the rules, they made several errors in the game.
'Ignorantes' here is used to indicate a lack of awareness or knowledge about specific rules or guidelines, leading to mistakes.
No hay peor ciego que el ignorante que no quiere aprender.
There is no worse blind person than the ignorant who does not want to learn.
The word 'ignorante' in this sentence highlights an individual's deliberate unwillingness to acquire knowledge or learn, emphasizing an attitude rather than just a lack of information.
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