an uncomplete + noun
作定语,直接放在名词前,说明该事物尚未完整或尚未完成。
She handed in an uncomplete manuscript.
她交了一份未完成的手稿。
不完整的;未完成的
incomplete; unfinished
not complete or total; not completed
The puzzle remains uncomplete because three pieces are missing.
这个拼图仍然不完整,因为少了三块。
用法提示:'uncomplete' 作表语,表示'不完整的',描述主语状态。
We can't publish an uncomplete draft; finish the final section first.
我们不能发布未完成的草稿;先把最后部分写完。
用法提示:'uncomplete' 作定语修饰名词,意为'未完成的'。
The builders left the roof uncomplete when they ran out of tiles.
建筑工人因为瓦片用完了,所以让屋顶一直没完工。
用法提示:'uncomplete' 作宾语补足语,表示'未完工的'。
作定语,直接放在名词前,说明该事物尚未完整或尚未完成。
She handed in an uncomplete manuscript.
她交了一份未完成的手稿。
作表语,说明主语持续处于不完整的状态。
The records remain uncomplete.
这些记录仍不完整。
用于 leave + 宾语 + 形容词 结构,表示使某事物处于未完成状态。
They left the task uncomplete.
他们把这项任务搁下未完成。
grammar · medium
易错句子She wrote the report uncomplete.
正确表达She wrote the report incompletely.
uncomplete 是形容词,不能直接修饰动词 wrote。英语中修饰动词要用副词,表示“不完整地”用 incompletely;汉语形容词有时可作状语,但英语形容词和副词分工严格。
grammar · medium
易错句子I will uncomplete the task.
正确表达I will mark the task as uncomplete.
uncomplete 在本词条中只作形容词,不能像 complete 一样用作动词。表示“把任务标为未完成”应使用形容词结构 mark ... as uncomplete,而不是直接加宾语。
incomplete 是表示“不完整、不完全”的通用标准词,书面口语都常用;uncomplete 极罕见,多数词典不予收录,日常表达应一律改用 incomplete。
多用来修饰工程、任务、表格等“还没做完”的具体事项,强调进度未到终点;uncomplete 并非它的同义替换,本身几乎不用。若指整体缺少某部分,则用 incomplete。
指事情或作品尚未收尾,常与 work、business、story 等搭配,侧重“没有结束”;它不表示“组成部分有缺失”,那层意思要用 incomplete。
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