uncredited

/ˌʌnˈkred.ɪ.tɪd/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌʌnˈkred.ɪ.t̬ɪd/ (ame, ipa) · /ˌən-ˈkre-di-təd/ (ame, mw)

uncredited — 形容詞

  • uncreditedpositive
  • more uncreditedcomparative
  • most uncreditedsuperlative

1. not given public recognition by name for work, help, or a contribution you made

1.形容詞B2
釋義

未獲署名

工作或貢獻未被公開具名感謝

not given public recognition by name for work, help, or a contribution you made

例句

Nkechi remained uncredited for the weeks of research she contributed to the report.

Nkechi 為報告貢獻了數週的研究，卻未獲署名。

remain + uncredited + for + contribution

Bao wrote several key sections of the report but was left uncredited.

Bao 撰寫了報告中幾個關鍵章節，但仍未被具名感謝。

同義詞
  • unacknowledged

    Broader in scope — can apply to feelings, facts, or situations as well as to people and their work.

  • unrecognized

    Emphasises a lack of public awareness or fame rather than the specific absence of a name credit.

  • unsung

    Carries a stronger emotional charge, suggesting heroic or admirable effort that deserved praise but never received it.

  • unnamed

    A neutral term — simply means the name was not given, without implying that recognition was deserved.

反義詞
  • credited

    Directly opposite: given acknowledgement or praise by name for a contribution.

  • acknowledged

    Publicly recognised, often formally or in writing.

文法句型

uncredited + noun

be/remain/go/be left + uncredited

uncredited + for + noun phrase

用法筆記

Often carries a sense of unfairness — the person or their contribution deserved to be named. Frequently used with 'remain', 'go', or 'be left' to describe an ongoing state of being overlooked.

常見錯誤

❌His work was discredited by the committee.' (meaning not acknowledged).
✅His work went uncredited by the committee.
💡'Discredited' means shown to be false, wrong, or unreliable; 'uncredited' means not acknowledged by name.

2. not named in the official list of people who worked on a film, television progra

2.形容詞B2
釋義

未列名

未出現在影視或節目工作人員名單中

not named in the official list of people who worked on a film, television programme, or similar production

例句

Reema worked as a script editor on the documentary but went uncredited.

Reema 在紀錄片中擔任劇本編輯，但未列入名單。

uncredited in a film/TV production context

Sofia performed three songs in the film and was disappointed to be left uncredited.

Sofia 在電影中演唱了三首歌，對於未被列名感到失望。

同義詞
  • unbilled

    Used mainly for performers, especially in theatre — 'unbilled' focuses on not appearing in promotional material rather than the end credits.

  • unlisted

    A neutral, general term; does not carry the film-industry specificity of 'uncredited'.

反義詞
  • credited

    Named in the credits or acknowledgements of a film, show, or album.

  • billed

    Specifically listed in promotional or opening credits, often for main performers.

文法句型

uncredited + noun (role, cameo, appearance)

be/go/remain + uncredited

uncredited + in + film/programme

用法筆記

Specific to film, television, radio, and music production. Distinguish from sense 1: this sense is only about the formal on-screen or on-air credits list, while sense 1 covers any situation where a person's contribution goes unnamed.

3. not yet recorded as having been paid into a bank account, used of payments, depo

3.形容詞B2
釋義

未入帳

款項尚未顯示已存入帳戶

not yet recorded as having been paid into a bank account, used of payments, deposits, or sums of money

例句

Chiara checked her balance and found the refund was still uncredited.

Chiara 查了餘額，發現退款仍未入帳。

uncredited in banking context (payment not yet showing)

The uncredited deposit caused Noa to worry about whether the transfer had gone through.

未入帳的存款讓 Noa 擔心轉帳是否出了問題。

同義詞
  • unrecorded

    A broader accounting term — can refer to any transaction not yet entered into the books, not only bank deposits.

  • unposted

    A technical accounting term; 'unposted' means a transaction has been initiated but not yet finalised in the ledger.

反義詞
  • credited

    Recorded as having been paid into an account; opposite in the banking sense.

  • posted

    Officially entered into the account ledger; common in formal banking language.

文法句型

uncredited + noun (payment, deposit, amount, cheque)

be/remain + uncredited

用法筆記

Used only in banking and accounting. The subject is always a sum of money or a financial instrument, never a person. Distinguish from senses 1 and 2, which describe people or their creative work.