assistive
assistive — 形容詞
- assistivepositive
- more assistivecomparative
- most assistivesuperlative
1. used for tools or technology that help people with disabilities do everyday task
輔助用
供障礙者完成事的
used for tools or technology that help people with disabilities do everyday tasks more easily or more independently
Joon tested an assistive keyboard that lets him type with one hand.
Joon 試用了一款能讓他單手打字的輔助用鍵盤。
assistive + device noun
The school bought assistive software for students with severe reading difficulties.
學校替閱讀困難嚴重的學生購買了輔助用軟體。
assistive + software for users
Adaeze uses an assistive app to hear bus stop names aloud.
Adaeze 用一款輔助用應用程式來聽公車站名的語音播報。
The clinic loaned Cyrus an assistive device for opening jars safely.
診所借給 Cyrus 一個能安全開罐的輔助用器具。
- accessible
broader; can describe places, design, or information that is easy to use
- adaptive
often suggests something modified to fit a user's condition or situation
- supportive
more often describes emotional or practical backing than tools
- inaccessible
not easy for the intended user to use or reach
- standard
not specially designed to meet a particular access need
文法句型
assistive + device / technology / software
assistive + equipment + for + group
assistive + tool + for + task
用法筆記
Usually appears before nouns such as device, technology, software, or equipment. It often suggests helping a person do something more independently, not simply offering ordinary help.
常見錯誤
2. used to describe a person, service, or action that gives practical support
支援型
提供協助或照應的
used to describe a person, service, or action that gives practical support
The center opened an assistive service for parents filling in benefit forms.
中心開設了一項支援型服務,幫家長填寫補助表格。
formal noun phrase: assistive service
During the flood, Erik took an assistive role near the shelter gate.
洪水期間,Erik 在避難所門口扮演支援型角色。
formal noun phrase: assistive role
The church offered assistive care after three families lost their homes.
三個家庭失去住家後,教會提供了支援型照護。
The museum started an assistive program for older visitors who come alone.
博物館為獨自前來的年長訪客開辦了一項支援型計畫。
- helpful
the usual everyday word for giving useful help
- supportive
can include emotional backing as well as practical help
- aiding
more formal and often used in written descriptions
- unhelpful
not giving useful help or support
- obstructive
making it harder instead of easier to proceed
文法句型
assistive + service / program / care
assistive + role
assistive + noun + for + group
用法筆記
This sense is mainly formal and usually appears before nouns such as service, care, program, or role. In everyday English, helpful or supportive is usually more natural.