emitted
emitted — 動詞
- emittedpresent simple I / you / we / they
- emitteds3rd person singular
- emitteding-ing form
- emittededpast simple
1. to release something such as light, heat, a gas, a smell, or sound into the surr
排放;釋放
將光、熱、氣體等排出到周圍
to release something such as light, heat, a gas, a smell, or sound into the surrounding air or space
The factory emitted thick black smoke into the air all day long.
那間工廠整日排放濃濃的黑煙到空氣中。
emit + noun (smoke) — physical emission
A soft green light was emitted from the laptop screen in the dark room.
黑暗的房間裡,一道柔和的綠光從筆電螢幕發出。
passive: be emitted from [source]
The barbecue grill emitted a cloud of white smoke that made our eyes water.
烤肉架釋放出陣陣白煙,薰得我們眼睛直流淚。
As the lava slowly cooled, it emitted a faint orange glow.
岩漿慢慢冷卻時,仍散發出微弱的橘色光芒。
The old car emitted a loud bang and then stopped moving entirely.
那輛舊車發出砰的一聲巨響,然後就完全動不了了。
- release
more general; can be intentional or accidental ('the car released toxic fumes')
- discharge
stronger, suggests a built-up pressure being let out ('the pipe discharged waste water')
- give off
phrasal verb; more informal and everyday ('the cheese gave off a strong odour')
- radiate
specifically for heat or light travelling outward ('the fireplace radiated warmth')
- absorb
to take in rather than send out ('plants absorb carbon dioxide')
文法句型
emit + noun (light / heat / gas / smell / sound / radiation)
用法筆記
Subject is typically a machine, engine, factory, natural phenomenon, or chemical process. Often used in formal, technical, or scientific writing.
常見錯誤
2. to produce a sound, word, or cry with your voice, often suddenly or with effort
發出(聲音)
用聲音表達,如叫、喊、嘆氣等
to produce a sound, word, or cry with your voice, often suddenly or with effort
The injured bird emitted a weak chirp from inside the tall grass.
那隻受傷的鳥兒在高高的草叢裡發出微弱的叫聲。
emit + noun (chirp / cry) — animal sound
The student emitted a loud gasp when she opened the envelope with the results.
那名學生打開信封看到結果時,倒抽了一口氣。
The crowd emitted a collective groan as their team missed the final shot.
群眾眼見球隊最後一球沒進,不約而同發出一聲嘆息。
The driver opened his mouth to apologise but only emitted a strange whisper.
那名駕駛張開嘴想道歉,卻只發出奇特的低語。
Without warning, the toddler emitted a joyful shriek and ran toward the swings.
那個學步兒毫無預警地開心尖叫,然後朝鞦韆跑去。
- suppress
to hold back a sound or reaction ('she suppressed a laugh')
文法句型
emit + noun (sound / cry / gasp / groan / sigh)
用法筆記
Describes brief, often involuntary or emotional sounds (gasps, groans, shrieks) rather than deliberate speech. For full sentences or structured speech, use 'say', 'utter', or 'state' instead.