unified

/ˈjuː.nɪ.faɪd/ (bre, ipa) · [jˈunəfˌaɪd] /ˈjuː.nə.faɪd/ (ame, ipa) · [jˈunəfˌaɪd] /ˈyü-nə-ˌfīd How to pronounce unified (audio)/ (ame, mw)

unified — 形容詞

  • unifiedpositive
  • more unifiedcomparative
  • most unifiedsuperlative

1. Different parts, groups, or things that are joined or connected so that they for

1.形容詞B2
釋義

統一的

各部分結合成一體的

Different parts, groups, or things that are joined or connected so that they form a single whole.

例句

After years of conflict, the two tribes formed a unified council to manage shared resources.

經過多年衝突，兩個部落組成了一個統一的委員會來管理共享資源。

unified + noun as pre-modifier

The company’s new unified software system handles sales, payroll, and inventory in one place.

公司新的統一軟體系統可在一處處理銷售、薪資和庫存。

unified + noun as pre-modifier (unified system)

同義詞
  • united

    broader term: can describe shared feelings and goals, not just structural oneness

  • integrated

    emphasizes parts that fit together smoothly as a functioning whole

  • merged

    implies previous separate entities blended into one, losing separate identity

  • combined

    broadest term; may mean simply placed together without full integration

反義詞
  • divided

    separated into opposing or distinct parts

  • fragmented

    broken into separate pieces that do not form a whole

  • split

    divided into groups that disagree or go separate ways

用法筆記

Often used before nouns as a modifier (unified system, unified approach) or after linking verbs such as become, remain, and stay in predicative position. In political contexts, unified often describes nations, parties, or groups that have overcome internal division.

常見錯誤

❖ 'The team felt unified in their desire to win.' ✅ 'The team felt united in their desire to win.' — Use 'united' for shared feelings or opinions; use 'unified' for parts working together as a single system.