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| не поставив в известность (кого-либо: они уже уехали, не поставив нас в известность – unbeknown to us, they had already left В.И.Макаров); без чьего-либо ведома (без моего ведома – unbeknown to me Anglophile); кому-либо невдомёк (что); неизвестный (two elderly women unbeknown to anybody – две никому не известные пожилые женщины • gentlemen unbeknown to ladies give their arms to ladies aforesaid, to conduct them into dinner – джентльмены, не известные дамам, подают руку вышеупомянутым дамам, чтобы проводить их на ужин); неве́домый | |||
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without that person knowing about it (But unbeknown to Ivor, Stroud had no intention of parting with the money. • You've crept back unbeknown to me. • Thus unbeknown to the competitors, the last valid part of the competition was removed four days before the submission date. • Under the old system many women amass secret savings unbeknown to their husbands. • Unbeknown to him, his wife had been trying to phone him all morning. • Unbeknownst to the public, he was involved in covering up the scandal that was to rock the nation. • Unbeknown to me, Denise had her own plan.  ldoceonline.com); If something happens unbeknown to you, you do not know about it (collinsdictionary.com) | |||