# 一无所知 (yīwúsuǒzhī)

In Mandarin Chinese, 一无所知 (yīwúsuǒzhī) means “completely ignorant; knowing nothing”. It is part of the HSK 7–9 vocabulary list in the official HSK 3.0 standard.

- Meaning: completely ignorant; knowing nothing
- Pinyin: yīwúsuǒzhī (yi1 wu2 suo3 zhi1)
- Traditional: 一無所知
- HSK 3.0 · Level 7–9

## Examples

- 我对这件事一无所知。
  Wǒ duì zhè jiàn shì yīwúsuǒzhī.
  I know nothing about this matter.

## Characters

- [一](https://hanziro.com/word/yi-one/) (yī): one
- [无](https://hanziro.com/word/wu-without/) (wú): (literary) without; no, not
- [所](https://hanziro.com/word/suo-place/) (suǒ): place; (measure word) for buildings
- 知 (zhī): to know; to be aware

https://hanziro.com/word/yi-wu-suo-zhi-completely-ignorant/

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