This is the 5449th most frequent Chinese word.
們無
The combination "們無" does not form a standard word or phrase in Chinese. "們" is a plural marker, and "無" means "none" or "without."
In this sentence, "們無" is part of "無法", which means "unable to" or "cannot." It expresses inability or impossibility.
他們無法參加這次活動。
They are unable to participate in this event.
Here, "們無" is within "我們無知", meaning "our ignorance". The term "無" expresses "no" or "lack of" in "無知" (ignorance).
我們無知不是永久的，我們可以學習。
Our ignorance is not permanent; we can learn.
In this example, "們無" connects "孩子們" (the children) with "無憂無慮" (carefree and without worry). The repetition of "無" emphasizes the absence of worry and concern.