combined

IPA/kəmˈbaɪnd/
KK[kəmbˈaɪnd]IPA/kəmˈbaɪnd/

combined — 形容詞

  • combinedpositive
  • more combinedcomparative
  • most combinedsuperlative

1. made by mixing or adding two or more separate things, people, or amounts so that

1.形容詞B1
釋義

合計;聯合的

兩個以上加總或一起算的

made by mixing or adding two or more separate things, people, or amounts so that they form a single whole or are treated as one group.

例句

The combined population of Tokyo and Osaka is greater than that of many countries.

東京和大阪的合計人口比許多國家的總人口還多。

combined + noun for adding two or more groups together

Diego and Anjali's combined savings were enough to buy a small flat in Lisbon.

Diego 和 Anjali 兩人合計的存款,足夠在里斯本買一間小公寓。

the combined [noun] of two people

常見搭配
  • combined total
  • combined effort
  • combined weight
  • combined income
  • combined experience
  • combined forces
同義詞
  • joint

    more about shared ownership or shared action; 'joint account', 'joint statement'

  • total

    stresses the final sum after adding; less about the act of joining

  • aggregate

    formal, used in statistics and business; 'aggregate demand'

  • united

    stresses agreement or unity of purpose, not just addition

反義詞
  • separate

    kept apart rather than added together

  • individual

    considered one at a time rather than as a whole

文法句型

combined + noun

the combined + noun + of + noun

用法筆記

Almost always attributive (before a noun); rarely used after 'be' on its own. Often appears with totals, efforts, weights, populations, or times — anything where two or more amounts are added.

常見錯誤

Our salaries are combined ten thousand dollars.
Our combined salaries are ten thousand dollars.
'combined' goes before the noun, not after the linking verb.

combined — 名詞

同根字

常見搭配

常用片語

  • combined with other factors
  • their combined efforts

介系詞搭配

  • combined with