annotated
annotated — 動詞
1. to write short explanations, comments, or notes on a text, drawing, or image in
加註;註解
在文本或圖像上添加簡短說明或評論
to write short explanations, comments, or notes on a text, drawing, or image in order to help readers understand it better — for instance, explaining a difficult word in a poem or labelling the parts of a diagram in a textbook.
Bao annotated the poem with notes about the author's life and the historical context.
Bao 在詩作上加註,說明了作者的生平和歷史背景。
annotate [text] with [explanatory notes]
The history professor asked the class to annotate each page of the old letter.
歷史教授要求全班同學在舊信的每一頁上加註說明。
Constanza spent the weekend annotating her biology textbook for the final exam.
Constanza 花了一個週末在生物課本上做註解,準備期末考。
The online edition of the novel lets readers annotate passages and share their thoughts with others.
這本小說的線上版本讓讀者可以為段落加註,並與他人分享想法。
Each photograph in the art book was annotated with details about the painter and the era.
這本藝術書中的每張照片都附有畫家與時代背景的詳細說明。
- gloss
usually means explaining a single difficult word or phrase, often between lines or in the margin
- comment on
less structured; can mean giving an opinion rather than explaining
- footnote
specifically refers to adding a note at the bottom of a page, usually with a reference number
文法句型
annotate + noun phrase + with + noun phrase
passive: be annotated
用法筆記
Often used in academic or educational contexts where a text is studied closely. The person annotating is typically adding value for future readers, not just for themselves.
常見錯誤
2. to add labels, tags, or descriptions to digital data — such as marking whether a
標註
為數據添加描述或標籤
to add labels, tags, or descriptions to digital data — such as marking whether a word in a text is a noun or a verb, or classifying a photo by what it shows — so that computer systems can process the information more effectively.
The research team annotated over ten thousand sentences with grammatical tags.
研究團隊以一萬多個句子作為語料,逐一標註其文法類別。
annotate [data] with [tags / labels]
A computer program was trained to annotate product reviews by their overall tone.
電腦程式經過訓練,可以根據整體語氣來標註產品評論。
Imran annotated each survey response with a code for the main topic discussed.
Imran 為每一份問卷回應標註了代碼,區分出討論的主要主題。
The linguist annotated the speech recording with time stamps showing who was speaking.
語言學家在語音錄音中標註了時間戳,顯示每個發言者何時說話。
Annotating the dataset took the research assistants several months of careful work.
為資料集做標註的工作,耗費了研究助理好幾個月的細心工夫。
文法句型
annotate + noun phrase + with + noun phrase
用法筆記
Common in technical fields such as computational linguistics, machine learning, and corpus research. The passive form is very frequent because the process is often described from the data's perspective (e.g. 'the corpus was annotated for part-of-speech tags').
常見錯誤
annotated — 形容詞
1. describes a book, document, image, or other material that has explanatory notes,
附註解的
添加了註釋或說明的
describes a book, document, image, or other material that has explanatory notes, comments, or labels added to help the reader understand it more fully — for example, a study guide with margin notes or a photograph with labels identifying the objects in it.
The library keeps a copy of the annotated version of Shakespeare's collected plays.
圖書館收藏了一部附有註解的莎士比亞戲劇全集。
annotated version / edition
Jenna bought an annotated guide to the city's most famous historical buildings.
Jenna 買了一本附註解的市區導覽,介紹城中最著名的歷史建築。
The annotated photographs in the museum showed how the street had changed over time.
博物館裡那些附有說明的照片,呈現了這條街道多年來的變化。
For the literature course, students only needed the annotated edition of the textbook.
文學課只要求學生使用附註解的教科書版本。
Dahlia found an old annotated map of the forest in her grandfather's study.
Dahlia 在祖父的書房裡找到一張附有註解的老地圖。
- glossed
suggests shorter, often interlinear explanations rather than full comments
- with notes
a descriptive phrase rather than a single word; less formal but equivalent in meaning
- unannotated
without any added notes or explanations
文法句型
annotated + noun
用法筆記
Almost always used attributively (before the noun). The opposite — an 'unannotated' edition — has no added notes.