warranting
/ˈwɒr.ənt/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈwɔːr.ənt/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈwȯr-ənt How to pronounce warrant (audio) ˈwär-/ (ame, mw)
warranting — 動詞
- warrantingpresent simple I / you / we / they
- warrantings3rd person singular
- warrantinging-ing form
- warrantingedpast simple
1. the -ing form of warrant, used with a noun to show that the noun makes a particu
有必要
情況嚴重或重要到應處理
the -ing form of warrant, used with a noun to show that the noun makes a particular action, response, or level of attention necessary or justified
The leaked emails revealed problems warranting an immediate review by the board.
外洩的電子郵件暴露出一些問題,有必要讓董事會立刻審查。
noun + warranting + action noun as a postmodifier
Hyun spotted a crack in the bridge, warranting a full inspection before sunrise.
Hyun 發現橋上有一道裂縫,情況嚴重到有必要在天亮前做完整檢查。
clause result: warranting + inspection
Doctors recorded symptoms warranting another night of observation at the hospital.
醫師記錄到一些症狀,顯示病人有必要再留院觀察一晚。
Lucas found several payments warranting a closer look from the tax team.
Lucas 發現幾筆付款紀錄,有必要讓稅務團隊再仔細查一查。
Adina described two classroom incidents warranting urgent action from the principal.
Adina 描述了兩起教室事件,情況已經有必要讓校長立刻處理。
- meriting
close in meaning, but often broader about praise or attention rather than a response made necessary
- justifying
focuses on giving logical support, while 'warranting' often sounds more formal or procedural
- calling for
more everyday and less formal than 'warranting'
文法句型
[noun] + warranting + [noun phrase]
warranting + immediate/further + [action noun]
用法筆記
Subject is usually a situation, piece of evidence, problem, or change in condition rather than a person. The noun after 'warranting' names the response judged necessary, such as review, action, investigation, or observation.