multigenerational
multigenerational — 形容詞
- multigenerationalpositive
- more multigenerationalcomparative
- most multigenerationalsuperlative
1. involving people from two or more different age groups or generations, especiall
跨世代
涉及兩個以上世代的
involving people from two or more different age groups or generations, especially within a family, workplace, or community
The Yamada family lives in a multigenerational home with Aiko's grandparents on the ground floor.
Yamada 一家住在跨世代住宅裡,Aiko 的祖父母住在一樓。
collocation: multigenerational home / household
In Priya's workplace, a multigenerational team of designers and engineers works on every project.
在 Priya 的公司,每個專案都由跨世代的設計師與工程師團隊負責。
collocation: multigenerational team / workforce
A multigenerational crowd of grandparents, parents, and children gathered at the community center.
一場由祖父母、父母和孩子組成的跨世代群眾聚集在社區中心。
used before a noun to describe a mixed-age group
The effects of climate change are multigenerational, affecting people alive today and their grandchildren.
氣候變遷的影響是跨世代的,同時衝擊今日在世的民眾及其孫輩。
multigenerational as a predicate adjective
Kofi's research examines multigenerational poverty across three rural communities in northern Ghana.
Kofi 的研究探討了迦納北部三個農村社區的跨世代貧窮問題。
collocation: multigenerational poverty / impact
- multigenerational home
- multigenerational household
- multigenerational family
- multigenerational workforce
- multigenerational team
- multigenerational community
- multigenerational impact
- multigenerational poverty
- multigenerational living
- intergenerational
Focuses on relationships or exchanges between generations rather than simply including them
- cross-generational
Less formal; emphasises movement or communication across age groups
- multi-age
Broader term, used especially in education (multi-age classrooms); not limited to family lines
- single-generation
Describes something limited to one age cohort
- generational
Refers to one generation in isolation, without the multi-cohort dimension
文法句型
multigenerational + noun
用法筆記
Used before nouns such as 'family', 'home', 'workforce', 'team', or 'impact'. Not gradable — a situation either involves multiple generations or it does not, so comparative forms (more multigenerational) are avoided.
常見錯誤
同根字
- generation名詞B1
- generational形容詞B2
- intergenerational形容詞C1
- multi-generational形容詞B2