unlighted

/¦ən+/ (ame, mw)

unlighted — 形容詞

  • unlightedpositive
  • more unlightedcomparative
  • most unlightedsuperlative

1. having no light — either because no flame or lamp has been lit, or because darkn

1.形容詞B2
釋義

未亮

沒有點亮或照明的狀態

having no light — either because no flame or lamp has been lit, or because darkness fills the space

例句

Amara felt her way along the unlighted corridor, one hand on the wall.

Amara 摸著牆壁,沿著未亮的走廊摸索前進。

unlighted + [place] for describing dark spaces

The unlighted candle on the dinner table puzzled Javier when he came home.

Javier 回到家時,餐桌上未點亮的蠟燭讓他感到困惑。

同義詞
  • unlit

    same meaning, more common in everyday use

  • dark

    broader term; can describe natural darkness, not just the absence of artificial light

  • dim

    weak or faint light, not complete darkness

  • pitch-black

    much stronger; describes total, impenetrable darkness

反義詞
  • lit

    receiving light or set on fire

  • lighted

    same as lit; somewhat more formal

  • illuminated

    formally or brightly lit, often by design

用法筆記

Unlighted is less common than unlit, though the two words share the same meaning. It appears more often in descriptive or literary writing than in everyday speech.

常見錯誤

The candle is unlight.
The candle is unlighted (or unlit).
💡'unlight' is not an adjective; only 'unlighted' or 'unlit' is correct.