triggered
/ˈtrɪɡ.əd/ (bre, ipa) · [trˈɪɡɚd] /ˈtrɪɡ.ɚd/ (ame, ipa) · [trˈɪɡɚd] /ˈtri-gər How to pronounce triggered (audio)/ (ame, mw)
triggered — 形容詞
- triggeredpositive
- more triggeredcomparative
- most triggeredsuperlative
1. feeling suddenly frightened, angry, or very upset because something brings back
被觸發
因勾起傷痛記憶而情緒劇烈波動
feeling suddenly frightened, angry, or very upset because something brings back a painful experience from your past.
Hana felt triggered when the film showed a scene of domestic violence.
影片出現家暴畫面時,Hana 感到被觸發。
feel triggered when a painful reminder appears
After the siren outside, Otis was too triggered to finish the test.
聽到外頭的警報聲後,Otis 因被觸發而無法把考試寫完。
too triggered to + action
The smell of smoke in the hallway left Jenna feeling triggered.
走廊裡的煙味讓 Jenna 感到被觸發。
Sofia felt triggered when the teacher mentioned last winter's accident.
老師提到去年冬天那場事故時,Sofia 感到被觸發。
Crowded waiting rooms can make Christopher feel triggered for hours afterward.
擁擠的候診室會讓 Christopher 感到被觸發,而且好幾個小時都緩不過來。
- upset
broader and weaker; it does not necessarily involve a painful memory
- shaken
focuses on losing calm after something disturbing
- distressed
more formal and often used for longer-lasting emotional pain
- traumatized
much stronger; suggests deep or lasting psychological harm
文法句型
feel / be triggered by + reminder
feel triggered when + clause
用法筆記
Usually follows feel, be, or get and often points to a reaction caused by a reminder of earlier harm or trauma. It is stronger and more personal than ordinary upset, and it often suggests that the person cannot stay calm for a while.