concise 簡潔的 — 中文意思、英文定義、例句

1.形容詞B2

釋義

簡潔的

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A concise piece of writing, speech, or text is short but covers everything important, using no extra words.

例句

Min wrote a concise summary of the meeting for her team.

Min 為她的團隊寫了一份簡潔的會議摘要。

collocation: concise summary

The report was concise enough to read during a short train ride.

這份報告非常簡潔，在短程火車上就能讀完。

同義詞

brief
focuses on short length without implying the completeness that concise does; a brief answer may skip details
succinct
more formal than concise, often suggesting an elegant tightness of expression
terse
can carry a negative tone of being too short to the point of rudeness or abruptness
pithy
short and memorable, often with a clever or witty quality that concise does not imply

反義詞

verbose
using far more words than needed; the opposite of concise efficiency
wordy
containing unnecessary words, lacking the tightness of concise writing
long-winded
informal term for speech or writing that goes on too long

用法筆記

Most common with writing, speech, or instructions. Unlike short, which refers only to length, concise implies nothing unnecessary is included — a long document can still be concise if every word serves a purpose.

常見錯誤

❌She is a very concise person.

✅She gave a very concise answer.

💡'concise' describes the way someone communicates, not their personality directly.

❌He wrote a short summary but left out important details.' (calling it concise)

✅He wrote a short summary that covered all the main points

💡a truly concise one.' — 'concise' means short AND complete, not just brief.

concise

concise — 形容詞

1. A concise piece of writing, speech, or text is short but covers everything impor

用法筆記

常見錯誤