EN: Use 'make + object + adjective' to describe how something changes a person or thing's state or feeling.
中文: 使用「make + 受詞 + 形容詞」來描述某事如何改變一個人或事物的狀態或感受。
Music makes me happy.
音樂讓我感到快樂。
EN: In modern English, 'Apps' is the standard short form for 'Applications'. It is used in both casual and professional settings.
中文: 在現代英語中,「Apps」是「Applications」的標準縮寫。無論是在非正式還是專業場合都非常通用。
EN: Use 'to + verb' to show the purpose or reason why you do something.
中文: 使用「to + 動詞」來表示做某件事的目的或原因。
I go to the park to run.
我去公園跑步。
EN: In modern English, 'apps' is the standard way to refer to software applications, especially on mobile devices. Using the full word 'applications' in casual conversation can sound overly formal.
中文: 在現代英語中,「apps」是稱呼軟體應用程式(尤其是行動裝置上)的標準說法。在日常對話中使用全稱「applications」聽起來會過於正式。
EN: Use 'to + verb' (infinitive) to explain the purpose or reason why you do an action.
中文: 使用「to + 動詞」(不定詞)來解釋你做某個動作的目的或原因。
I go to the library to read books.
我去圖書館是為了看書。
EN: Use 'can be' + adjective to describe a possibility or a general truth about something.
中文: 使用「can be」加上形容詞,用來描述某件事的可能性或普遍存在的情況。
Learning a new language can be difficult.
學習新語言可能會很困難。
EN: In modern English, 'apps' is the standard term used in daily conversation, whereas 'applications' is rarely used unless in very formal technical documentation.
中文: 在現代英語中,「apps」是日常對話中的標準用語,而「applications」除非在非常正式的技術文件中,否則很少使用。
EN: Use 'help + someone + verb' to say that you are making it easier for someone to do something. You do not need to add 'to' before the second verb.
中文: 使用「help + 某人 + 動詞」來表示你讓某人做某事變得更容易。在第二個動詞(如 understand)之前不需要加 to。
This map will help you find the park.
這張地圖將幫助你找到公園。
EN: Use 'need to' followed by a base verb to talk about things that are necessary or important to do.
中文: 使用「need to」後接動詞原形,用來表達必須或重要的事情。
You need to drink more water.
你需要喝更多水。
EN: In English instructions, 'First' is a common transition word to guide the reader through a sequence of steps.
中文: 在英文指令中,「First」是一個常見的轉折詞,用來引導讀者按順序完成步驟。
EN: This is an imperative sentence, which is used to give commands or instructions. It starts with a base verb and usually omits the subject 'you'.
中文: 這是一個祈使句,用於給予指令或說明。它以動詞原形開頭,通常省略主詞「你」。
Close the door after you leave.
你離開後請關門。
EN: In English, 'App Store' specifically refers to Apple's marketplace, while 'Play Store' is for Android. However, in casual conversation, 'app store' is often used as a general term for any mobile software shop.
中文: 在英文中,「App Store」特指蘋果 (Apple) 的商店,而 Android 則使用「Play Store」。但在日常對話中,人們常將「app store」作為所有行動軟體商店的統稱。
EN: This sentence uses the 'Imperative Mood' to give instructions. It starts with a verb (type) to tell someone what to do. The word 'Then' is used as a sequence connector to show the next step.
中文: 這句話使用「祈使句」來給予指示。它以動詞 (type) 開頭,告訴對方該做什麼。單字 'Then' 用作順序連接詞,表示下一個步驟。
Then click the green button.
然後點擊綠色按鈕。
EN: In digital contexts, 'type' is used for physical or virtual keyboards, while 'enter' is often used for submitting the information. 'Search box' is the standard term for the input field in apps and websites.
中文: 在數位情境中,'type' 用於實體或虛擬鍵盤的輸入動作,而 'enter' 通常用於提交資訊。'Search box' 是應用程式和網站中輸入欄位的標準術語。
EN: Imperative sentences start with a verb to give instructions or commands. They usually do not have a subject because the subject is understood to be 'you'.
中文: 祈使句以動詞開頭,用於給予指示或命令。通常省略主詞,因為主詞預設為「你」。
Open the door and look inside.
打開門並往裡面看。
EN: In technology contexts, 'tap' is used for touchscreens, while 'click' is used for a computer mouse.
中文: 在科技語境中,「tap」用於觸控螢幕(點擊),而「click」則用於電腦滑鼠(點按)。
EN: Use 'will' followed by a base verb to talk about things that happen in the future.
中文: 使用「will」加上動詞原形,用來描述未來將要發生的事情。
The bus will arrive in five minutes.
公車將在五分鐘後到達。
EN: In modern technology terminology, 'home screen' refers specifically to the main interface of a smartphone or tablet where app icons are located.
中文: 在現代科技術語中,「home screen」(主螢幕)特指智慧型手機或平板電腦上放置應用程式圖示的主要介面。
EN: Use 'After' at the beginning of a sentence to show the order of two actions. The action following 'After' happens first.
中文: 在句首使用「After」來表示兩個動作的先後順序。緊接在「After」後面的動作會先發生。
After you finish your homework, you can watch TV.
在你完成作業之後,你就可以看電視。
EN: In English instructions, the imperative form (starting with a verb like 'check') is common and polite when giving helpful advice or steps.
中文: 在英文指令中,使用祈使句(以動詞如 'check' 開頭)來提供有用的建議或步驟是很常見且禮貌的表達方式。
EN: The verb 'let' is followed by an object and then the base form of another verb (without 'to'). It means to allow someone or something to do something.
中文: 動詞「let」後面接受詞,再接另一個動詞的原形(不加 to)。意思是允許某人或某事去做某個動作。
My parents let me go to the party.
我的父母讓我去參加派對。
EN: In technology, 'settings' is almost always plural. Even if you are changing only one thing, you still go to the 'Settings' menu.
中文: 在科技術語中,「settings」(設定)幾乎總是以複數形式出現。即使你只更改一個項目,你仍然是進入「Settings」選單。
EN: Use 'turn on' to talk about starting a machine or a feature. The opposite is 'turn off'.
中文: 使用「turn on」來表示開啟機器或功能。相反詞是「turn off」(關閉)。
Please turn on the light.
請開燈。
EN: In digital contexts, 'turn on' and 'enable' are often used interchangeably, but 'turn on' is more common in casual conversation.
中文: 在數位情境中,「turn on」和「enable」(啟用)經常互換使用,但在日常對話中「turn on」更為常見。
EN: Use 'is' to define what something is. The pattern is: [Subject] + is + [Noun Phrase].
中文: 使用「is」來定義某物是什麼。句型為:[主詞] + is + [名詞短語]。
A smartphone is a useful tool.
智慧型手機是一個有用的工具。
EN: In modern digital English, 'notification' is often shortened to 'notif' in casual texting, though the full word is used in all formal and app settings.
中文: 在現代數位英語中,非正式簡訊常將 'notification' 縮寫為 'notif',但在所有正式場合和應用程式設定中均使用全稱。
EN: Use 'when' to introduce a clause that tells us the time or situation something happens.
中文: 使用 'when' 來引導一個子句,告訴我們某事發生的時間或情況。
I will call you when the movie ends.
電影結束時我會打電話給你。
EN: In modern tech English, 'app' is the standard short form for 'application'. It is used universally in both casual and professional settings.
中文: 在現代科技英語中,'app' 是 'application' (應用程式) 的標準簡稱。無論是在非正式還是專業場合,大家都普遍使用這個縮寫。
EN: Use 'will' to talk about things that happen sometimes or are likely to happen in the future.
中文: 使用 'will' 來描述有時會發生或未來很可能發生的情況。
The weather will be cold tomorrow.
明天的天氣會很冷。
EN: Use 'Do not' (or 'Don't') at the beginning of a sentence to tell someone not to do something. This is called a negative imperative.
中文: 在句首使用「Do not」(或 Don't)來告訴某人不要做某事。這被稱為否定祈使句。
Do not open the door.
不要開門。
EN: In English, 'Don't worry about it' or 'Don't worry about this' is a very common way to reassure someone when a small problem occurs, such as a technical glitch.
中文: 在英語中,當發生技術小故障等問題時,常用「Don't worry about it」或「Don't worry about this」來安撫對方,表示這不是什麼大問題。
EN: Use 'try to' followed by a verb to talk about making an effort to do something to solve a problem.
中文: 使用「try to」後接動詞,用來表示努力嘗試做某事以解決問題。
Try to drink more water every day.
試著每天多喝水。
EN: In tech support, 'turning it off and on again' is a common first step for troubleshooting almost any device or software issue.
中文: 在科技支援中,「關掉再重新打開」是解決幾乎所有設備或軟體問題最常見的第一步。
EN: Use 'If' to talk about a possible situation and its result. The first part sets the condition, and the second part tells you what to do.
中文: 使用 'If' 來描述一個可能的狀況及其結果。第一部分設定條件,第二部分告訴你該怎麼做。
If you are tired, take a break.
如果你累了,就休息一下。
EN: In technology contexts, 'check for' is a standard phrase used when looking to see if a new version or a fix is available.
中文: 在科技語境中,「check for」是一個標準片語,用於查看是否有新版本或修復程式可用。
EN: Use the suffix '-er' to compare two things. 'Newer' means more new than the previous one.
中文: 在形容詞字尾加上「-er」可以用來比較兩樣事物。「Newer」的意思是比之前的「更新」。
This phone is newer than my old one.
這支手機比我的舊手機還要新。
EN: In technology, 'update' usually refers to small improvements or bug fixes, while 'upgrade' might mean a completely new product or a major change.
中文: 在科技領域,「update (更新)」通常指小幅度的改進或錯誤修復,而「upgrade (升級)」則可能指全新的產品或重大的變更。
EN: Imperative sentences are used to give commands or instructions. They start with a base verb and do not need a subject like 'you'.
中文: 祈使句用於給予指令或說明。這類句子以動詞原形開頭,不需要加上主詞「你」。
Open the door and look inside.
打開門並往裡面看。
EN: In technology, 'tap' is used for touchscreens, while 'click' is used for a computer mouse.
中文: 在科技用語中,「tap」專指在觸控螢幕上的點擊,而「click」則是指使用電腦滑鼠的點擊。
EN: When a verb ends in '-ing' and acts as the subject of a sentence, it is called a gerund. It is treated as a single thing (singular).
中文: 當動詞以「-ing」結尾並作為句子的主詞時,稱為動名詞。它被視為單數概念。
Learning English is fun.
學習英文很有趣。
EN: In modern English, 'apps' is the standard term used in daily conversation, whereas 'applications' sounds more formal or technical.
中文: 在現代英語中,「apps」是日常對話中的標準用語,而「applications」聽起來則較為正式或偏向技術性。
EN: The word 'just' is used as an adverb to mean 'simply' or 'only'. It emphasizes that something is not difficult or complicated.
中文: 單字 'just' 在這裡作為副詞使用,意思是「僅僅」或「只需要」。它用來強調某件事並不困難或不複雜。
I just need a glass of water.
我只需要一杯水。
EN: In English-speaking cultures, this phrase is a common way to encourage someone who is learning a new skill, suggesting that mastery is just a matter of time.
中文: 在英語系國家,這句話常用來鼓勵正在學習新技能的人,暗示只要花點時間就能掌握,帶有正向的鼓勵意味。
EN: Use 'Remember to + verb' to tell someone not to forget a future action.
中文: 使用「Remember to + 動詞」來提醒某人不要忘記去做某件事。
Remember to bring your umbrella.
記得帶你的雨傘。
EN: In the digital world, 'official store' refers to platforms like the Apple App Store or Google Play Store, which are trusted sources to avoid malware.
中文: 在數位世界中,「官方商店」指的是像 Apple App Store 或 Google Play 商店這樣的平台,它們是避免惡意軟體的可靠來源。
EN: This sentence is an 'Imperative Sentence.' It starts with a verb to give an instruction or advice. The subject 'You' is hidden because it is understood.
中文: 這是一個「祈使句」。它以動詞開頭,用來給予指示或建議。主詞「You」被省略了,因為說話對象很明確。
Open the door slowly.
慢慢地打開門。
EN: In modern digital life, 'notification preferences' is a common term. It refers to choosing which apps can interrupt you with sounds or banners, reflecting a growing focus on digital well-being and focus.
中文: 在現代數位生活中,「通知偏好 (notification preferences)」是一個常見術語。它指的是選擇哪些應用程式可以透過聲音或橫幅打擾你,這反映了人們越來越重視數位健康與專注力。
EN: Use 'Keep + object + adjective' to describe making something stay in a certain state or condition.
中文: 使用「Keep + 受詞 + 形容詞」來描述讓某物保持在某種狀態或情況。
Keep the door open.
讓門保持開著。
EN: In the tech world, 'up to date' is a very common phrase used for software, news, and information. It implies staying current to ensure security and get new features.
中文: 在科技領域中,「up to date」是一個非常常見的片語,用於軟體、新聞和資訊。它意味著保持最新狀態以確保安全並獲得新功能。
EN: Use 'feel + adjective' to describe your emotions or state of being. Adding 'more' before the adjective shows a change or improvement.
中文: 使用「feel + 形容詞」來描述你的情緒或狀態。在形容詞前加上「more」表示程度的增加或進步。
I feel more confident after the class.
上完課後,我感到更有自信。
EN: In English, 'comfortable with' something often means you have gained enough skill or familiarity that you no longer feel nervous or confused using it.
中文: 在英文中,「comfortable with」某物通常意味著你已經掌握了足夠的技能或熟悉度,使用它時不再感到緊張或困惑。
重要單字附有 IPA 發音、定義、例句和互動式測驗。
在本文中: 令人困惑的,難以理解的
在本文中: 下載(將數據從網路傳輸到設備)
在本文中: 設定(調整軟體功能的選項)
在本文中: 通知(螢幕上顯示的新訊息提示)
在本文中: 更新(軟體的較新版本)
在本文中: 官方的,正式授權的
在本文中: 偏好設定,喜好
在本文中: 自在的,感到輕鬆的
片語包含類型標示、雙語定義、用法說明和例句。
To start the flow of power or activate a feature
打開,啟動
Including all the latest information or versions
最新的,跟上時代的
The main screen of a mobile phone or computer
主螢幕
A place on a website or app where you type what you are looking for
搜尋欄,搜尋框
To touch a screen quickly with your finger to select something.
點擊 / 輕觸
A menu that allows users to customize the behavior and appearance of an app or device.
設定
A new version of software that fixes bugs or adds new features.
更新 / 升級檔