Dictionary entry
Unsung
Pronunciation: /ʌnˈsʌŋ/
Pronunciation
/ʌnˈsʌŋ/
Myanmar Meaning
မခမ်းနား မကြီးကျယ်သော။ အသိအမှတ်မပြုသော။ မကျော်ကြားသည့် သူရဲကောင်းများ။
Definition
unsung /ʌn'sʌŋ / adj (အသိအမွတ္ျပဳထိုက္ေသာ္လည္း) တိမ္ျမဳပ္ ေနေသာ။ အညတရ။ the unsung heroes of the war.
Examples
- ‘She is generous with her praise for the unsung people who helped her
- including her husband of seven years
- Jon
- and his children.’
- ‘She was one of Ireland's unsung heroes
- battling not just for her own children
- but for the most vulnerable children in the State.’
- ‘Residents in Codford have been paying tribute to one of the village's unsung heroes as he celebrates his 58th birthday on Tuesday.’
- ‘This year we are holding the third annual People of Wiltshire Awards to celebrate our unsung local heroes.’
- ‘It is the story of one of Ireland unsung heroes and the sad occasion of his execution captures the atmosphere prevailing at this loathsome event.’
- ‘An award scheme to celebrate the achievements of Wiltshire's unsung heroes is being launched today.’
- ‘Thousands of the borough's unsung heroes will be celebrated next week but the majority will not even realise they are being honoured.’
- ‘In a very real sense
- they are the real
- if unsung
- heroes of 1992.’
- ‘I am sure some unsung hero out there has already done it.’
- ‘The awards scheme is a wonderful way of rewarding the many
- many unsung heroes whose efforts enhance the quality of everyone's life.’
- ‘Ordinary folk remain the unknown and unsung heroes and heroines.’
- ‘We Think Croydon's Champion is now in its fourth year and celebrates the unsung heroes working tirelessly for good causes within the local community.’
- ‘A Bradford woman who launched a community drug project after trying to help her foster son battle addiction has praised an awards scheme for unsung heroes.’
- ‘At New Delhi's Triveni Art Gallery till May 29
- the exhibition is a tribute to the unsung heroes of journalism.’
- ‘Nominations are flooding in for this year's People of Wiltshire Awards
- set up to celebrate the achievements of the county's unsung heroes.’
- ‘Volunteers do work for which they're not paid
- and that makes them unsung heroes
- and I think we should celebrate them.’
- ‘Every year Bexley Council celebrates the achievements of the borough's unsung heroes.’
- ‘The gala event
- which was held in the City Hotel in Derry
- is organised annually to recognise publicly the unsung heroes of the north west.’
- ‘Here's a Washington Post story about an unsung hero of 2002 who is not even a whistle-blower.’
- ‘On Friday
- the Evening Press will celebrate the unsung heroes of York at a glittering ceremony at York Racecourse.’