be posted (adj.)
作形容词,表示‘已公布的、已张贴的’,通常不用于进行时。
The notice is posted on the bulletin board.
通知已经张贴在公告栏上。
贴出;布置;派遣
贴出;布置;通告(post的过去分词)
put up (as a notice) or assigned to a duty
post的过去分词
贴出;布置;通告(post的过去分词)
a. publicly announced
一般现在时
He posts letters every day.
他每天寄信。
一般过去时
She posted the notice yesterday.
她昨天贴了通知。
现在完成时
They have posted the results.
他们已经公布了结果。
规则动词,过去式和过去分词均为posted。
The schedule is posted on the bulletin board.
时间表已张贴在公告板上。
用法提示:posted作为形容词,表示‘已公布的’,描述时间表的状态。
The rules are posted at the entrance.
规则已公布在入口处。
用法提示:posted表示‘已张贴的’,用于说明规则的位置和状态。
The notice was posted yesterday.
通知已于昨天张贴。
用法提示:posted作为过去分词,与was构成被动语态,表示‘被张贴’。
作形容词,表示‘已公布的、已张贴的’,通常不用于进行时。
The notice is posted on the bulletin board.
通知已经张贴在公告栏上。
现在完成时主动态,强调动作已完成。
She has posted the letter this morning.
她今天早上已经把信寄出了。
被动语态,强调动作的承受者。
The results were posted on the website by the committee.
结果由委员会公布在网站上。
grammar · medium
易错句子The schedule posted on the website.
正确表达The schedule is posted on the website.
中文学习者常省略be动词,因为中文中‘张贴’可以直接作谓语。英语中过去分词作形容词表示状态时必须搭配be动词。
grammar · medium
易错句子The notice is posted in the wall.
正确表达The notice is posted on the wall.
中文的‘在墙上’用‘在’概括,但英语中与post(张贴)搭配的介词通常是on,表示附着于表面;in则表示内部,不符合实际意义。
posted 表示“张贴公布”,而 pasted 表示“用胶水粘合”,二者字形相似,但动作和结果不同。
posted 意为“布置;通告”,而 posed 意为“摆姿势”或“提出(问题)”,因拼写相近且读音类似而容易混淆。
posted 是动词的过去分词或形容词,表示“已公布的”;poster 是名词,指“海报”或“张贴者”,词类不同但字形相关,学习者可能误用。
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