held
/held/ (bre, ipa) · /held/ (ame, ipa)
held — 動詞
- heldpresent simple I / you / we / they
- helds3rd person singular
- helding-ing form
- heldedpast simple
1. describes an action or state that occurred at an earlier time — held is both the
過去式/分詞
hold 的過去式與過去分詞
describes an action or state that occurred at an earlier time — held is both the past tense form and the past participle of the verb hold
Mira held the umbrella over her grandmother's head while they walked.
Mira 為祖母撐著傘,和她一起走過街道。
past simple: held + direct object
The meeting was held in the library because the main hall was being repaired.
會議在大廳維修期間於圖書館舉行。
passive: be held + place phrase
Lukas had never held a newborn baby before his sister gave birth.
Lukas 在妹妹生產前從未抱過新生兒。
Elena and her father held hands as they crossed the busy street together.
Elena 和她的父親牽著手一起穿過繁忙的街道。
The local festival is held every autumn and draws crowds from nearby towns.
當地的節慶每年秋天舉辦,吸引附近城鎮的人潮。
文法句型
held + object
be held + adverbial
have/had held
用法筆記
Held is an irregular past form — it does not end in -ed. It serves as both the simple past (I held the door open) and the past participle (She has held that job for years). To form negatives and questions in simple past, use did not hold / Did ... hold?, since held is already in past form.
常見錯誤
held — 形容詞
- heldpositive
- heldercomparative
- heldestsuperlative
1. kept in a good condition or stored in one place for some time — such as items le
被保存的
保持在良好狀態或妥善保管的
kept in a good condition or stored in one place for some time — such as items left at a desk, a job someone still has, or breath someone does not let out
The held packages at the hotel front desk were collected by their owners before lunch.
飯店櫃檯保管的包裹在午餐前就被主人領走了。
attributive: held + noun (packages)
Sayaka took a deep, held breath before stepping onto the stage to perform.
Sayaka 深深吸了一口氣,憋著走上舞台表演。
collocation: held breath
Mr. Nakamura's held position as school principal meant he chose the new books for the library each year.
Nakamura 先生保留的校長職位讓他每年可以為圖書館挑選新書。
The violinist played a long, held note that slowly faded into silence.
小提琴手拉了一個很長的持續音,慢慢消失在寂靜中。
Aiko's strongly held belief in equal education for all led her to teach at a community school.
Aiko 對教育普及所秉持的信念引領她到一所社區學校教書。
- maintained
closer in formality, often used for systems or standards rather than physical objects
- kept
more casual and general; 'kept items' is interchangeable but sounds less formal
- retained
suggests something is kept deliberately despite obstacles or time passing
文法句型
held + noun
be + held
用法筆記
Typically used before a noun (attributive position) rather than after a linking verb. Common in fixed collocations: held breath (breath intentionally not released), held position (job or office retained), held items (objects kept in storage or safekeeping), held note (a musical tone sustained for a long duration).