unrevealed

IPA/ˌʌn.rɪˈviːld/
IPA/ˌʌn.rɪˈviːld/

unrevealed — 形容詞

  • unrevealedpositive
  • more unrevealedcomparative
  • most unrevealedsuperlative

1. kept from being seen or known by other people, often for a specific reason such

1.形容詞B2
釋義

未公開

尚未被揭露或顯示的

kept from being seen or known by other people, often for a specific reason such as privacy, surprise, or protection.

例句

Beatrix kept the identity of her mystery guest unrevealed until the party began.

Beatrix 將神秘嘉賓的身分保密，直到派對開始才揭曉。

keep + object + unrevealed

The test results remained unrevealed while the laboratory double-checked the data.

檢測結果在實驗室複查數據期間一直未公布。

remain + unrevealed (passive context)

常見搭配
  • remain unrevealed
  • keep unrevealed
  • stay unrevealed
  • leave unrevealed
  • deliberately unrevealed
  • intentionally unrevealed
  • previously unrevealed
同義詞
  • undisclosed

    more common in formal/legal contexts, especially about information intentionally withheld

  • hidden

    broader — can refer to physical objects, not just information

  • secret

    stronger implication that someone is actively keeping something from others

  • concealed

    suggests deliberate effort to prevent discovery

反義詞
  • revealed

    the direct opposite; made known or shown

  • disclosed

    especially in formal/official contexts

文法句型

remain + unrevealed

keep + object + unrevealed

stay + unrevealed

leave + object + unrevealed

用法筆記

Most common in predicative position after verbs like remain, keep, stay, or leave. Attributive use (before a noun) is less frequent but acceptable. Subject is typically a piece of information — identity, result, location, reason, or feeling.

常見錯誤

The secret was unrevealed by him to anyone.
He kept the secret unrevealed.
'unrevealed' is not a verb form; use a linking verb or 'keep' with it.
She unrevealed the truth.
She kept the truth unrevealed.
'unrevealed' is an adjective, not a verb. There is no verb 'to unreveal.'

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常用片語

  • remain unrevealed
  • keep unrevealed
  • stay unrevealed
  • leave unrevealed