jilt

IPA/dʒɪlt/
KK[dʒˈɪlt]IPA/dʒɪlt/

jilt — 動詞

  • jiltpresent simple I / you / we / they
  • jiltshe / she / it
  • jiltedpast simple
  • jilting-ing form

1. to suddenly break off a romantic relationship with someone, especially in a way

1.動詞及物B2
釋義

拋棄;甩掉

突然無情地結束戀愛關係

to suddenly break off a romantic relationship with someone, especially in a way that leaves the other person hurt and confused.

例句

Hana was devastated when her fiancé jilted her just days before the wedding.

Hana 的未婚夫在婚禮前幾天拋棄了她,讓她非常崩潰。

passive: be jilted by [person] at a major event

After dating for two years, Eva suddenly jilted her boyfriend without giving any clear reason.

交往兩年後,Eva 突然甩掉男友,沒有給出任何明確的理由。

常見搭配
  • jilt someone at the altar
  • jilt a lover
  • jilt a fiancé
  • jilt a partner
  • cruelly jilted
  • suddenly jilted
同義詞
  • dump

    more informal and less dramatic; can be used for casual relationships

  • leave

    more general; does not carry the connotation of cruelty or suddenness

  • cast off

    more formal or literary; similar dramatic tone to jilt

反義詞
  • marry

    to enter into a committed relationship rather than ending one

  • stay with

    to continue the relationship instead of ending it

文法句型

be jilted by [someone]

jilt [someone]

用法筆記

Often used in the passive voice. The most common context involves a wedding that is called off at the last moment — 'jilted at the altar' is a frequent fixed phrase.

常見錯誤

He jilted his job after one week.
He quit his job after one week.
jilt is only used for ending a romantic relationship, not leaving a job or other commitment.
She jilted him by not showing up to dinner.
She stood him up by not showing up to dinner.
jilt implies a serious relationship, not a casual date.

jilt — 名詞

同根字

  • jilted
    形容詞C1
  • jilter
    名詞C1

常見搭配

常用片語

  • jilted at the altar
  • jilted lover

介系詞搭配

  • at the altar
  • just before the wedding