uninhibited
uninhibited — 形容詞
- uninhibitedpositive
- more uninhibitedcomparative
- most uninhibitedsuperlative
1. able to behave, speak, or express feelings openly and naturally, without feeling
不拘束的
自然不拘束，不尷尬受限
able to behave, speak, or express feelings openly and naturally, without feeling embarrassed or tightly controlled.
The children became more uninhibited once the visitors stopped watching them.
訪客不再盯著看之後，孩子們變得比較不拘束。
became more uninhibited: behaved more naturally
Her uninhibited laugh made the tense meeting feel less formal.
她爽朗自然的笑聲讓緊繃的會議少了些正式感。
uninhibited + noun: a laugh that is open and natural
The workshop encouraged people to speak in an uninhibited way about their ideas.
那場工作坊鼓勵人們敞開心胸談自己的想法。
After a few rehearsals, the dancers looked freer and more uninhibited on stage.
幾次排練後，舞者在舞台上看起來更自在，也更放得開。
The teacher wanted an uninhibited discussion, not carefully prepared answers.
老師想要的是開放自然的討論，而不是精心準備好的答案。
- unrestrained
not held back; can be neutral or negative if it suggests too little control
- spontaneous
done naturally without planning, but not always about embarrassment
- free
broader and simpler; can describe movement, expression, or lack of limits
- inhibited
unable to act naturally because of embarrassment or restraint
- self-conscious
uncomfortable because you are too aware of yourself
- restrained
controlled or held back
文法句型
uninhibited + noun
be + uninhibited
feel + uninhibited
become + uninhibited
用法筆記
Use 'uninhibited' for behaviour or expression that is open, relaxed, and not held back by embarrassment or social restraint. It is usually positive or neutral, but in some contexts it can suggest too little self-control.
常見錯誤
Do not use 'uninhibited' just to mean 'allowed'. A rule can be 'unrestricted', but a person or their behaviour is 'uninhibited' when they are not embarrassed or restrained.