unfixed
unfixed — 動詞
- unfixedpresent simple I / you / we / they
- unfixeds3rd person singular
- unfixeding-ing form
- unfixededpast simple
1. to release or separate something that was attached, fastened, or fixed in place
鬆開;拆下
將固定物鬆脫取下
to release or separate something that was attached, fastened, or fixed in place — for example, unfixing a pin from a fabric or a hook from a wall.
The museum curator carefully unfixed the ancient tapestry from the display frame.
博物館館長小心地將古掛毯從展示框架上拆下。
unfix + from + noun for physical detachment
Rachid unfixed the damaged bicycle chain from the gear sprocket before oiling it.
Rachid 將損壞的腳踏車鏈條從齒輪上鬆開,然後上了油。
With a small screwdriver, Tariro unfixed the phone's back cover to check the battery.
Tariro 用小螺絲起子拆下手機背蓋,檢查電池的狀況。
instrumental phrase with unfix
The old hook had unfixed itself from the ceiling after years of wear.
舊掛鉤在使用多年後,自己從天花板上鬆脫了。
reflexive: unfix + itself
- unfix from
- carefully unfix
- gently unfix
文法句型
unfix + noun + from + noun
用法筆記
Often implies careful or deliberate action. More formal and less common than 'unfasten,' 'detach,' or 'take off' for everyday use.
常見錯誤
2. to make a person, situation, or system feel uncertain, insecure, or no longer st
動搖;使不穩
使人或局面不穩定
to make a person, situation, or system feel uncertain, insecure, or no longer stable — for example, news that unfixes someone's confidence or a change that unfixes a schedule.
The sudden departure of the CEO unfixed the entire company's sense of direction.
執行長突然離職,動搖了整個公司的方向感。
unfix + abstract noun: company's sense of direction
Mert's unexpected question unfixed the speaker's train of thought during the presentation.
Mert 出其不意的問題打亂了演講者的思緒。
Political uncertainty unfixed the country's financial markets for several months.
政治的不確定性使該國的金融市場不穩定了好幾個月。
unfix + institutional/system object
A single harsh email from the manager unfixed the friendly atmosphere in the team.
主管一封嚴厲的電子郵件,破壞了團隊原本友善的氣氛。
- unfix confidence
- unfix morale
- unfix a schedule
- unsettle
more common for emotional reactions; strong psychological connotation
- destabilize
more structural or political, preferred for systems and institutions
- disturb
broader range, can be emotional or physical
文法句型
unfix + noun (person, situation, or system)
用法筆記
Describes emotional, psychological, or systemic destabilisation. More common in literary or formal writing than in everyday speech. Usually transitive with a person, emotion, or abstract noun as object.
常見錯誤
同根字
- unfix動詞B2
- unfixing形容詞C1
- unfixable形容詞C1