introvert

IPA/ˈɪntrəvɜːt/
KK[ˈɪntrovˌɚt]IPA/ˈɪntrəvɜːrt/

introvert — 名詞

  • introvertsingular
  • introvertsplural

1. A person who gains emotional energy from spending time alone or in small quiet g

1.名詞B1
釋義

內向者

喜歡安靜獨處的人

A person who gains emotional energy from spending time alone or in small quiet groups, and who finds large social gatherings tiring rather than exciting.

例句

As an introvert, Nala prefers a quiet night with a novel over a crowded party.

身為一個內向者,Nala 寧可在家讀本好小說,也不願去人擠人的派對。

collocation: 'as an introvert' — describing oneself

Christopher, an introvert, finds crowded meetings draining and needs quiet time at home to recharge.

Christopher 是內向者,人多的會議讓他覺得很累,回家後需要安靜的時光來恢復精力。

appositive structure: 'Christopher, an introvert, …'

常見搭配
  • as an introvert
  • natural introvert
  • self-described introvert
  • quiet introvert
  • outgoing introvert
同義詞
  • loner

    more negative; suggests active avoidance of people rather than a preference for quiet

  • reserved person

    describes the external behaviour (quiet, restrained) but not the internal energy-recharge reason

反義詞
  • extrovert

    a person who gains energy from being around many people

  • social butterfly

    informal; someone who moves easily between many social groups

用法筆記

Countable noun. Often used with the indefinite article: 'an introvert'. The opposite temperament type is an 'extrovert'. Being an introvert is not a disorder — it describes a normal variation in how people process social stimulation.

常見錯誤

Introverts are always shy and have no friends.
Many introverts are sociable but prefer smaller groups or quiet settings after socialising.
Shyness involves fear of judgment, while introversion involves energy drain from too much stimulation.

introvert — 動詞

同根字

常見搭配

常用片語

  • as an introvert
  • by nature an introvert