insight

IPA/ˈɪnsaɪt/
KK[ˈɪnsˌaɪt]IPA/ˈɪnsaɪt/

insight — 名詞

  • insightsingular
  • insightsplural

1. a deep and clear perception of the true nature of a difficult problem, a person,

1.名詞B2
釋義

洞察力；洞見

對複雜問題或人際情況的深刻理解

a deep and clear perception of the true nature of a difficult problem, a person, or a situation — often arriving as a sudden flash that reveals more than surface-level appearances

例句

Lakshmi's insight into the team's problems helped everyone work better together.

Lakshmi 對團隊問題的洞察力，幫助大家更好地合作。

insight + into + noun phrase

The professor's sudden insight into the formula surprised even her fellow scientists.

教授對公式的突然洞見，連她的科學家同事都感到驚訝。

常見搭配
  • deep insight
  • valuable insight
  • sudden insight
  • gain insight
  • provide insight
  • offer insight
  • insight into
同義詞
  • discernment

    more formal, emphasises refined judgment and perception

  • perception

    broader term, can refer to any kind of awareness through the senses

  • intuition

    suggests understanding without conscious reasoning, while insight can involve deliberate analysis

  • understanding

    more general; insight implies a deeper, often sudden level of understanding

反義詞

文法句型

insight + into + noun phrase

gain/get/have + insight

用法筆記

Insight can be used as a countable noun (an insight) when referring to a single moment or piece of understanding, or as an uncountable noun when referring to the general ability. The preposition into is very common after this word.

常見錯誤

I need more insight about this issue.
I need more insight into this issue.
insight is followed by into, not about.
He has an insight.' (when referring to the ability in general)
He has great insight.
use an only for a specific instance of understanding, not for the general ability.

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常用片語

  • gain insight into
  • provide insight into
  • offer insight into
  • have the insight to

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