unsupervised
unsupervised — 形容詞
- unsupervisedpositive
- more unsupervisedcomparative
- most unsupervisedsuperlative
1. done or happening when no person is present to watch for dangers, check for mist
無人監督的
無人在旁確保安全或正確
done or happening when no person is present to watch for dangers, check for mistakes, or give guidance.
Young children should not be left alone with animals unsupervised.
年幼的孩子不應該在沒人看管的情況下單獨和動物在一起。
be left + unsupervised (common pattern with children)
The lab requires all experiments to be run in pairs so no one works unsupervised.
實驗室要求所有實驗都要兩人一組進行，這樣就沒有人會在無人監督下工作。
work unsupervised
Minho let his teenage daughter use the kitchen unsupervised for the first time.
Minho 首次讓正值青少年的女兒在無人監督下使用廚房。
Owen's manager reviewed the report afterwards, since it had been completed unsupervised.
Owen 的主管事後審閱了那份報告，因為它是在無人監督下完成的。
The school does not allow students to use the chemistry lab unsupervised.
學校不允許學生在無人監督下使用化學實驗室。
- unattended
suggests no one is physically present, rather than no one watching (e.g. 'an unattended bag')
- unmonitored
more technical, often used for systems, equipment or medical conditions
- unguided
focuses on lack of direction or teaching rather than safety (e.g. 'unguided practice')
- supervised
done under the watch of someone responsible
- monitored
watched or checked regularly, often with equipment
文法句型
verb + something + unsupervised
be + left/used/done + unsupervised
用法筆記
Unsupervised typically follows a verb and describes the way an action is carried out — for example, "left unsupervised", "worked unsupervised", or "used unsupervised".