omitted

omitted — verb

  • omittedpresent simple I / you / we / they
  • omitteds3rd person singular
  • omitteding-ing form
  • omittededpast simple

1. If something is omitted, it is not included in a list, document, or activity, ei

1.動詞及物 / 不及物B2
釋義

If something is omitted, it is not included in a list, document, or activity, either by accident or deliberately.

例句

Anong's name was accidentally omitted from the attendance sheet.

passive: be omitted from [list/document]

The contractor omitted several key details from the building report.

同義詞
  • left out

    more informal; everyday conversation rather than formal writing

  • excluded

    slightly more formal; often implies a deliberate decision or rule-based removal

  • skipped

    informal; often used for steps in a process or items in a list

反義詞
  • included

    added as part of a group, list, or text

  • added

    brought in or inserted where something was missing

文法句型

omit + noun phrase from + noun phrase

be omitted from + noun phrase

omit + to-infinitive (UK)

用法筆記

Often used in the passive voice (be omitted from / in). The pattern 'omitted to do something' is primarily British English and typically describes a failure to perform a required or expected action.

常見錯誤

❌The chapter was omitted on the textbook.
✅The chapter was omitted from the textbook.
💡the standard preposition is from, not on.
❌She omitted her umbrella at home.
✅She left her umbrella at home.
💡omit means 'fail to include or do', not 'leave behind physically'.