framed

IPA/freɪmd/
KK[frˈemd]IPA/freɪmd/

framed — adjective

  • framedpositive
  • framedercomparative
  • framedestsuperlative

1. A framed object — especially a picture, photograph, certificate, or mirror — has

1.形容詞B1
釋義

A framed object — especially a picture, photograph, certificate, or mirror — has a stiff border fitted around its edge, usually to hang it on a wall or to protect its surface.

例句

The framed photograph of Yumi's grandmother hung above the fireplace in the living room.

framed photograph — most common noun collocation

Gabriel bought a framed print of the Monet painting at the museum shop.

framed print — common collocation for art

同義詞
  • mounted

    emphasises that the item is fixed to a backing or surface, not just surrounded by a border

  • bordered

    more general — can refer to any decorative edge, not necessarily a rigid picture frame

  • encased

    suggests the object is fully enclosed (e.g. behind glass), not just edged

反義詞
  • unframed

    without any border or frame around the edge

文法句型

framed + noun

用法筆記

Usually appears before a noun (attributive position), as in 'a framed picture' or 'framed artwork.' Does not describe windows or doors — those always have frames by default.

常見錯誤

❌I bought a frame picture at the fair.
✅I bought a framed picture at the fair.
💡'frame' is a noun or a verb; the adjective that means 'having a frame' is 'framed.'