id

id — 動詞

IPA/ˌaɪˈdiː/
KK[ˈɪd]IPA/ˌaɪˈdiː/
  • idpresent simple I / you / we / they
  • ids3rd person singular
  • idding-ing form
  • iddedpast simple

1. to tell an official, such as a police officer, who a specific person or a dead b

1.動詞及物B1
釋義

指認

向警方等指認身分

to tell an official, such as a police officer, who a specific person or a dead body is — by looking at them and stating their name for the record

例句

The police asked Minho to id the man he saw running from the store.

警方請 Minho 指認他看見從商店跑出來的那名男子。

id + [witnessed person] for authority

Élise was the only family member who could id the victim at the hospital.

Élise 是唯一能在醫院認出罹難者身分的家屬。

id + [victim/body] at a location

常見搭配
  • id a suspect
  • id a victim
  • id a body
  • id a witness
  • id from a photograph
  • id from a line-up
  • id from a description
同義詞
  • identify

    the full form; 'id' is an informal shortening used mainly in police and legal contexts

  • recognize

    broader and less formal; does not imply an official setting or authority

  • name

    focuses on stating the person's name rather than confirming identity from visual evidence

文法句型

id + [person/body]

id + [person/body] + from + [evidence]

be id'd + by + [authority figure]

用法筆記

Almost always appears in law enforcement or legal contexts. The past tense is often written as 'id'd' or 'ID'd' in informal writing. The person being identified is typically a suspect, a witness, or a deceased person.

常見錯誤

The doctor id the patient's illness from the test results.
The doctor identified the patient's illness from the test results.
'id' only refers to stating someone's identity, not diagnosing a condition.
I id my friend from across the room.
I recognized my friend from across the room.
'id' implies a formal or official identification, not everyday recognition.

2. to ask someone to show an official document, like a driver's license or a passpo

2.動詞及物B1
釋義

查證件

要求出示身分證明

to ask someone to show an official document, like a driver's license or a passport, that confirms their identity or age

例句

The security guard asked Quinn to id herself before entering the building.

警衛要求 Quinn 出示證件才能進入大樓。

id + [oneself/reflexive] at entrance

The bartender always ids customers who look like they are under thirty.

酒保總是會要求看起來不到三十歲的顧客出示證件。

id + [customer] for age verification

常見搭配
  • id a customer
  • id a visitor
  • id a passenger
  • id a patron
  • id at the door
  • id at the counter
  • id at the checkpoint
同義詞
  • card

    informal shortening of 'ask for ID'; less common than 'id' as a verb

  • check ID

    two-word phrasal verb used in the same context (e.g., 'the bouncer checked my ID')

  • verify

    more formal; used in official or written contexts ('verify one's identity')

文法句型

id + [person]

id + [oneself]

be id'd + by + [authority figure]

用法筆記

Common in situations where age or identity must be verified before a service is provided, such as buying alcohol, entering a secure building, or boarding a flight. The subject is typically a person in authority such as a security guard, bartender, cashier, or police officer.

常見錯誤

The receptionist id my bag at the front desk.
The receptionist checked my bag at the front desk.
'id' applies to a person's identity, not to objects.
I need to id myself at the gym every morning for the check-in machine.
I need to scan my card at the gym every morning for the check-in machine.
'id' is used when another person asks for identification, not for a self-service machine.

id — 名詞

IPA/ɪd/
KK[ˈɪd]IPA/ɪd/

id — 縮寫

id — 名詞字尾

同根字

  • identify
    動詞B1
  • identification
    名詞B1
  • identity
    名詞B1
  • identifier
    名詞B2
  • identifiable
    形容詞B2
  • unidentified
    形容詞B1
  • ID card
    名詞片語A2