cultured
cultured — 形容詞
- culturedpositive
- more culturedcomparative
- most culturedsuperlative
1. Someone who is cultured has a deep knowledge of and interest in the arts, litera
有教養
受過良好教育且對藝術有鑑賞力
Someone who is cultured has a deep knowledge of and interest in the arts, literature, and intellectual life, typically gained through education and broad experience.
Constanza comes from a cultured family who often take her to the opera.
Constanza 來自一個有教養的家庭,家人常帶她去聽歌劇。
collocation: cultured family
The guests at the gallery opening had cultured tastes and lively conversations.
畫廊開幕式的賓客品味高雅,交談熱絡。
Arjun wanted to seem more cultured, so he started reading classic novels.
Arjun 想要讓自己看起來更有教養,於是開始讀經典小說。
pattern: seem + more cultured
A cultured person can enjoy a wide range of music, from classical to folk.
一個有教養的人能夠欣賞從古典到民謠等各式各樣的音樂。
collocation: cultured person
Kian's cultured taste in furniture made his apartment look like a design magazine.
Kian 在家具上的高雅品味讓他的公寓看起來像設計雜誌。
collocation: cultured taste in [area]
- cultured family
- cultured person
- cultured taste
- cultured background
- cultured atmosphere
- cultivated
Very close in meaning; often interchangeable, though 'cultivated' can sound slightly more formal
- refined
Emphasizes elegant manners and polished taste rather than breadth of knowledge
- sophisticated
Carries a connotation of worldliness and experience with high culture
- uncultured
Direct opposite — lacking refined taste or education in the arts
- unsophisticated
Simpler in taste; lacking the worldliness associated with being cultured
文法句型
cultured + noun
be + cultured
用法筆記
Frequently used to describe someone's character in a positive way. Common in both attributive position (a cultured person) and predicative position (she is very cultured).
常見錯誤
2. Grown or produced in a controlled artificial environment, such as a laboratory o
人工培養
在實驗室等人工環境中培育的
Grown or produced in a controlled artificial environment, such as a laboratory or factory, rather than in natural conditions.
Cultured pearls are created by placing a small object inside an oyster.
人工培養的珍珠是透過將小物體放入牡蠣體內製成的。
collocation: cultured pearls
The research team grew cultured skin cells to treat burn victims.
研究團隊培育了人工皮膚細胞來治療燒傷患者。
Cultured meat is made from animal cells without raising and killing livestock.
培養肉是利用動物細胞製成,無需飼養和屠宰牲畜。
collocation: cultured meat
Unlike natural diamonds, cultured diamonds are produced in a laboratory.
與天然鑽石不同,人造鑽石是在實驗室中生產的。
- cultured pearls
- cultured cells
- cultured meat
- cultured bacteria
- cultured diamonds
- laboratory-grown
More specific; commonly used for diamonds and meat products
- artificially produced
Broader term that covers all human-made production methods
文法句型
cultured + noun
用法筆記
Used almost exclusively attributively before the noun. Common collocations include 'cultured pearls', 'cultured cells', 'cultured meat', and 'cultured diamonds'.
常見錯誤
同根字
- culture名詞B1
- cultural形容詞B2
- culturally副詞B2
- cultivate動詞B2
- cultivation名詞C1
- uncultured形容詞C1
常見搭配
副詞搭配
- highly cultured
- very cultured
- deeply cultured