unhurt

/ʌnˈhɜːt/ (bre, ipa) · /ʌnˈhɜːrt/ (ame, ipa) · /ˌən-ˈhərt/ (ame, mw)

unhurt — adjective

  • unhurtpositive
  • more unhurtcomparative
  • most unhurtsuperlative

1. not physically injured, especially after being in a situation where you could ha

1.形容詞B1
釋義

not physically injured, especially after being in a situation where you could have been hurt or harmed.

例句

The driver was unhurt after the car hit a tree beside the road.

predicative adjective after linking verb 'was'

Obi escaped from the fire unhurt, while the roof collapsed behind him.

resultative adjective after 'escaped'

同義詞
  • uninjured

    more formal and commonly used in official reports or medical contexts

  • unscathed

    stronger emphasis on surviving a serious or dramatic incident without harm

  • safe

    broader meaning that includes emotional, financial, or general well-being

反義詞
  • hurt

    the direct opposite; suffering physical pain or injury

  • injured

    more formal and often implies a specific wound or damage to the body

文法句型

unhurt after noun (predicative)

verb + unhurt (resultative)

用法筆記

Used mostly after a linking verb (is unhurt, were unhurt) or after a verb describing how someone left a dangerous situation (escaped unhurt, walked away unhurt). It is less common before a noun (*an unhurt passenger sounds unnatural in most contexts).