uncurtained
uncurtained — 形容詞
- uncurtainedpositive
- more uncurtainedcomparative
- most uncurtainedsuperlative
1. describing a window, door, or other opening that has no fabric covering hanging
無窗簾的
沒有窗簾覆蓋的
describing a window, door, or other opening that has no fabric covering hanging over it, so that light can enter or people outside can see in.
The uncurtained windows of the hotel room let the morning sun flood in.
旅館房間那幾扇無窗簾的窗戶，讓清晨的陽光照了進來。
attributive: uncurtained + window
An uncurtained stage means the audience can see the actors before the play begins.
沒有布幕的舞台，讓觀眾在開演前就能看見所有演員。
The uncurtained glass door made the whole kitchen visible from the garden.
那扇無窗簾的玻璃門，讓整個廚房從花園就能看得一清二楚。
The uncurtained bakery window let the smell of fresh bread drift outside.
那扇無窗簾的麵包店櫥窗，讓新鮮麵包的香味飄到了街上。
Passers-by could see straight through the uncurtained living-room window into the house.
路人可以透過那扇無窗簾的客廳窗戶，直接看到房子裡面。
- curtainless
direct synonym but extremely rare in modern use
- bare
suggests no decoration or covering at all, not limited to curtains
- uncovered
broader — can describe any missing cover (lid, roof, blanket)
文法句型
uncurtained + noun (window, door, stage)
用法筆記
Typically used attributively before a noun (uncurtained window, uncurtained stage). Sounds less natural in predicative position — instead of 'The window was uncurtained', speakers usually say 'The window had no curtains'.