customized
customized — adjective
1. designed, built, or altered to fit one specific person or one specific use, inst
designed, built, or altered to fit one specific person or one specific use, instead of being the same standard version that everyone gets.
Vikram had a customized wheelchair built to fit his narrow apartment doorways.
customized + noun fitted to one user
The bakery sells customized birthday cakes with the child's name written in icing.
attributive use describing a product
Each runner at the Tokyo store leaves with customized shoes shaped to their own feet.
The reading app is customized for children who learn more slowly than their classmates.
Soraya drove a customized van with hand controls instead of foot pedals.
- personalized
stresses a personal touch (a name, a photo, a colour choice) rather than a change in how the thing works
- bespoke
more formal, common in British English, often suggests handmade and expensive (a bespoke suit)
- tailored
often used for plans, services, or advice fitted to one person; less common for physical objects
- made-to-order
neutral, focuses on the fact that the item is built only after the buyer asks for it
- standard
the same version sold to everyone, with no changes
- off-the-shelf
ready-made and available immediately, with no buyer input
- generic
not designed for any one user; suits everyone roughly but no one perfectly
文法句型
customized + noun
be customized for/to
用法筆記
Almost always sits before a noun (customized car, customized plan) or after 'be' with 'for' or 'to' naming the target user or purpose. The American spelling is 'customized'; British texts usually write 'customised'.