unconsumed
/ˌʌn.kənˈsjuːmd/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌʌn.kənˈsuːmd/ (ame, ipa) · /ˌən-kən-ˈsümd/ (ame, mw)
unconsumed — adjective
- unconsumedpositive
- more unconsumedcomparative
- most unconsumedsuperlative
1. still remaining because it has not been eaten, spent, or put to use
still remaining because it has not been eaten, spent, or put to use
Maja wrapped the unconsumed sandwiches and put them in the fridge for tomorrow.
collocation: unconsumed + food (sandwiches)
The unconsumed electricity from last month rolled over to Kabir's next bill.
Kemi counted six unconsumed pills still in the bottle after the treatment ended.
A stack of unconsumed firewood sat by the cabin door all winter.
Ramón donated the unconsumed canned goods to a food bank near his office.
用法筆記
Frequently used with nouns for measurable resources: food, fuel, electricity, money, supplies.
常見錯誤
2. still intact after a fire; not burnt away or reduced to ash
still intact after a fire; not burnt away or reduced to ash
Talia found an unconsumed photo album among the ashes of her grandmother's house.
collocation: unconsumed + object that survived fire
An unconsumed corner of the old barn still stood after the wildfire passed through.
Theo held up the unconsumed half of the letter, the only part the fire spared.
Investigators were surprised that the documents remained unconsumed inside the safe.
Hiro discovered an unconsumed notebook at the edge of the burnt-out classroom.
用法筆記
Only used in contexts of fire or burning. Distinguish from sense 1 (NOT USED UP), which covers resources that were not eaten or used up.