uninformative

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uninformative — 形容詞

  • uninformativepositive
  • more uninformativecomparative
  • most uninformativesuperlative

1. failing to give helpful or meaningful details about a topic, event, or piece of

1.形容詞B2
釋義

缺乏資訊的

未提供有用或充分資訊的

failing to give helpful or meaningful details about a topic, event, or piece of writing

例句

Takeshi found the museum's free guide booklet completely uninformative about local history.

Takeshi 覺得博物館的免費導覽手冊關於當地歷史的部分完全缺乏資訊。

find + noun + adjective for expressing an opinion

The weather report was so uninformative that Talia could not plan her weekend trip.

天氣預報太缺乏資訊，Talia 無法規劃她的週末行程。

so + adjective + that-clause for showing result

常見搭配
  • completely uninformative
  • so uninformative
  • totally uninformative
  • remarkably uninformative
  • largely uninformative
同義詞
  • vague

    suggests a lack of clarity or detail; can imply intentional avoidance of specifics

  • unrevealing

    more formal; often used for documents, data, or facial expressions

  • unilluminating

    formal; typically describes explanations, lectures, or analyses that fail to shed light

反義詞
  • informative

    the direct opposite; means providing useful or interesting information

文法句型

uninformative + noun

be + uninformative

find + noun + uninformative

用法筆記

Commonly used with intensifiers such as 'completely', 'so', or 'too'. The pattern 'find + noun + uninformative' is a natural way to express a personal opinion in everyday English.

常見錯誤

The report was uninformed' (when meaning it lacked useful detail).
The report was uninformative
'uninformed' describes a person who lacks knowledge, while 'uninformative' describes a thing (report, reply, presentation) that fails to give useful information.

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常用片語

  • found something uninformative
  • was so uninformative that...
  • too uninformative to...

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