unassigned

/ˌʌnəˈsaɪnd/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌʌnəˈsaɪnd/ (ame, ipa) · /ˌən-ə-ˈsīnd/ (ame, mw)

unassigned — 形容詞

  • unassignedpositive
  • more unassignedcomparative
  • most unassignedsuperlative

1. Something described as unassigned has no specific person, group, or planned use

1.形容詞B2
釋義

未分配的

尚未分配給特定人或用途的

Something described as unassigned has no specific person, group, or planned use attached to it yet.

例句

The airline told passengers that the last three seats on the plane were still unassigned.

航空公司告知乘客，飛機上最後三個座位仍是未分配的。

predicative: be + unassigned

Niran looked at the list of unassigned tasks and chose the easiest one first.

Niran 看著未分配的任務清單，先挑了最簡單的一項。

attributive: unassigned + noun — tasks

同義詞
  • unallocated

    More formal; typically used for budgets, funds, or resources rather than physical spaces

  • vacant

    Focuses on emptiness (a vacant room has no one in it), whereas unassigned means not yet given to anyone

  • available

    Broader meaning — something available is ready to be used, not necessarily waiting for a specific assignment

反義詞
  • assigned

    Direct opposite: already given to a person or purpose

  • allocated

    Similar to assigned but more formal; used mainly for resources and budgets

文法句型

unassigned + noun

be + unassigned

keep + noun + unassigned

用法筆記

Common in workplace (unassigned tasks), travel (unassigned seats), and service-industry contexts (unassigned rooms or beds). Can appear both before a noun and after a linking verb.