filing
/ˈfaɪlɪŋ/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈfaɪlɪŋ/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈfī-liŋ/ (ame, mw)
filing — 名詞
- filingsingular
- filingsplural
1. The activity of arranging documents or electronic records into an ordered system
歸檔
將文件或資料整理存放
The activity of arranging documents or electronic records into an ordered system so they can be found again when needed.
Mei finished the weekly filing of insurance claims just before the lunch break.
Mei 在午休前完成了保險理賠案件的每週歸檔工作。
The filing of client contracts must be done alphabetically by last name.
客戶合約的歸檔必須依照姓氏字母順序來進行。
filing of + [document type]
A good filing system in the clinic helps nurses find patient records within seconds.
診所有良好的歸檔系統,護理人員幾秒內就能找到病歷。
Digital filing saves the marketing team hours of searching for old campaign data.
數位歸檔讓行銷團隊節省了搜尋舊活動資料的大量時間。
- sorting
focuses on grouping by type rather than storing in a system
- organizing
broader; can apply to any kind of arrangement, not just documents
- archiving
implies long-term storage of records that are no longer active
- discarding
throwing away instead of keeping in a file
文法句型
filing of + [document type]
[adjective] filing
用法筆記
Uncountable noun. Often appears in compounds such as filing cabinet, filing system, and filing clerk.
常見錯誤
2. A document that has been officially submitted, recorded, or accepted by a court,
提報文件;存檔文件
正式提交或登記的官方記錄
A document that has been officially submitted, recorded, or accepted by a court, government office, or other authority.
The lawyer checked the court filing for any errors before the hearing.
律師在開庭前檢查了法院提報文件有無任何錯誤。
compound: court filing
The company's tax filing showed a loss for the third year in a row.
該公司的報稅文件顯示已連續第三年虧損。
Each filing in the bankruptcy case must include a signed statement from the debtor.
破產案件的每一份提報文件都必須附上債務人簽名的聲明書。
Kiran discovered that the old land filing was missing from the county office.
Kiran 發現那份舊的土地存檔文件在縣政府辦公室遺失了。
- document
general term; filing implies the document has been officially submitted
- submission
focuses on the act of giving the document to an authority
- record
broader; a filing is a specific type of record created by submission
- withdrawal
a document that has been taken back before it was officially recorded
文法句型
[context] filing
filing + [preposition]
用法筆記
Countable noun. Most common in legal and financial settings. The type of filing is often specified by the context: court filing, tax filing, bankruptcy filing.
常見錯誤
3. Very tiny pieces of metal that break off the surface of a larger piece when it i
金屬屑;銼屑
銼磨金屬時掉下的小碎片
Very tiny pieces of metal that break off the surface of a larger piece when it is rubbed with a file tool.
Iron filings on the workbench stuck to the magnet that the boy was holding.
工作檯上的金屬屑吸附在男孩手中的磁鐵上。
material + filings: iron filings
The blacksmith swept the brass filings from the floor into a metal bucket.
鐵匠把地上的黃銅屑掃進一個金屬桶裡。
Tiny steel filings flew into the air as Wen worked on the metal railing.
Wen 在打磨金屬欄杆時,細小的鋼屑四處飛散。
The jeweller collected the silver filings to melt them down for new pieces.
珠寶匠收集銀屑,準備熔化後打造新的飾品。
文法句型
[metal type] filings
用法筆記
Always plural. The metal type is nearly always specified: iron filings, steel filings, brass filings. The filings are by-products of the shaping or smoothing process.
常見錯誤
4. The action of rubbing a metal file back and forth across a hard surface to remov
銼平;銼磨
用銼刀修整或打磨物體表面
The action of rubbing a metal file back and forth across a hard surface to remove material, smooth rough edges, or change the shape of an object.
Careful filing of the rough edge made the metal piece safe to touch.
仔細銼平粗糙的邊緣後,這塊金屬摸起來就不刮手了。
filing of + [object being smoothed]
The carpenter did the final filing on the table leg until it was perfectly smooth.
木工師傅將桌腳做最後的銼磨,直到表面完全光滑為止。
Filing the key's edge helped it slide into the lock without getting stuck.
把鑰匙的邊緣銼平之後,鑰匙就能順利插進鎖孔了。
The mechanic used filing to remove the sharp burrs from the cut pipe.
技工用銼磨的方式去除那段水管切口上的銳利毛邊。
- roughening
making a surface rough instead of smooth
文法句型
filing of + [object]
[adjective] filing
用法筆記
Uncountable noun. Refers to the physical action with a file tool. Distinguish from sense 1 (document filing) — the two meanings share the same word but have completely separate historical origins.