dynamic

dynamic — 形容詞

1. A dynamic person has a lot of new ideas, shows great energy, and makes the peopl

1.形容詞B1
釋義

充滿活力的

精力充沛且積極進取的

A dynamic person has a lot of new ideas, shows great energy, and makes the people around them feel excited and motivated.

例句

Charlotte is a dynamic leader who inspires everyone in her department.

Charlotte 是一位充滿活力的領導者,能激勵她部門裡的每一個人。

be dynamic + noun describing a person

After years of slow growth, the company hired a dynamic young manager with fresh ideas.

經過多年緩慢成長後,公司聘請了一位充滿活力、有新想法的年輕經理。

同義詞
  • energetic

    focuses on physical or mental energy rather than idea-generation

  • vibrant

    suggests a lively, colourful quality often used for places or events

  • forceful

    emphasises strong personality and assertiveness, not necessarily enthusiasm

反義詞
  • lazy

    lacking energy or effort

  • apathetic

    showing no interest or enthusiasm

文法句型

dynamic + noun

be dynamic

用法筆記

Commonly used to describe a person's character, leadership style, or public performance. Frequently appears with nouns such as 'leader', 'personality', 'style', or 'speech'.

常見錯誤

She is a very dynamic person who runs every morning.
She is a very active person who runs every morning.
💡'dynamic' describes someone with ideas and enthusiasm, not someone who exercises.

2. A dynamic system, situation, or activity is one that never stays the same — it i

2.形容詞B2
釋義

持續變化的

不斷發展或變化的

A dynamic system, situation, or activity is one that never stays the same — it is always changing, developing, or making progress.

例句

The technology sector is dynamic, with new products appearing almost every month.

科技產業是持續變化的,幾乎每個月都有新產品問世。

be dynamic describing an industry

Singapore has a dynamic economy that creates many new business opportunities each year.

新加坡擁有持續變化的經濟體,每年都會創造許多新的商業機會。

同義詞
  • changing

    simpler but less formal; lacks the sense of productive progress

  • evolving

    suggests gradual development over time towards something better

  • fluid

    suggests smooth, flexible change rather than active progress

反義詞
  • static

    not moving or changing

  • stable

    staying the same, not undergoing change

文法句型

dynamic + noun

be dynamic

用法筆記

Frequently used with nouns describing industries, economies, environments, or natural systems. Predictable, stable situations are NOT described as dynamic.

常見錯誤

The weather is very dynamic today — it keeps changing.
The weather is very changeable today.
💡'dynamic' is used for ongoing systems or processes, not short-term weather.

3. A dynamic website or web page is built in real time when a person visits it. Thi

3.形容詞B2
釋義

動態網頁的

根據使用者即時產生內容的

A dynamic website or web page is built in real time when a person visits it. This means its content changes depending on who the visitor is, what device they use, or what they click on — unlike a static page that always looks the same.

例句

The company built a dynamic website that shows different products to each visitor based on their location.

該公司建立了一個動態網頁,能根據訪客所在地區顯示不同的產品。

dynamic website + purpose clause

Unlike a static page, a dynamic page changes its content based on what the user clicks or types.

與靜態頁面不同,動態頁面會根據使用者點擊或輸入的內容而改變。

contrast: static vs dynamic page

同義詞
  • interactive

    focuses on user engagement, not necessarily real-time generation

  • real-time

    emphasises immediacy of updates rather than customisation

反義詞
  • static

    pre-built fixed content that does not change per visitor

文法句型

dynamic + noun (website/page/content)

用法筆記

Contrasts with 'static'. A static website serves the same pre-written file to every visitor, while a dynamic one generates the page at the moment of the request.

常見錯誤

Our dynamic website was slow to load because the images were too large.
Our website was slow to load because the images were too large.
💡'dynamic' describes how content is generated, not how fast a site loads.

4. Relating to the forces that cause physical objects to move or change speed, or t

4.形容詞B2
釋義

動力的

與產生運動的力有關的

Relating to the forces that cause physical objects to move or change speed, or to the energy involved in that movement.

例句

Engineers study the dynamic forces that act on a bridge during a strong earthquake.

工程師研究在強烈地震中作用於橋樑的各項動力。

dynamic forces — physics collocation

The dynamic pressure of fast-moving water can slowly wear away the walls of a river over time.

快速流動的水所產生的動力壓力,會隨著時間逐漸侵蝕河流的兩岸。

同義詞
  • motive

    narrower; refers specifically to force that causes motion

反義詞
  • static

    relating to forces on objects not in motion

文法句型

dynamic + noun (force/system/analysis)

用法筆記

Attributive only — used before a noun. Common in engineering, construction, and physics contexts. Contrasts with 'static', which refers to forces on objects at rest.

5. Connected to how loudly or softly musicians play a piece. This sense covers the

5.形容詞C1
釋義

力度變化的

音樂中音量強弱變化的

Connected to how loudly or softly musicians play a piece. This sense covers the symbols used in sheet music — like 'forte' meaning loud or 'piano' meaning soft — that tell performers when to play louder or quieter.

例句

The pianist used a wide dynamic range, from barely audible to thunderously loud at the climax.

這位鋼琴家運用了極寬的力度變化範圍,從幾乎聽不到的音量到高潮時震耳欲聾的強音。

dynamic range — standard music term

Dynamic markings such as 'forte' and 'piano' tell musicians how loudly they should play each section.

力度變化標記如「forte」和「piano」,告訴音樂家每個段落應該多大聲演奏。

同義詞

文法句型

dynamic + noun (range/marking/contrast)

用法筆記

Used before nouns such as 'range', 'marking', 'contrast', or 'level'. This sense is specific to musical performance and notation; it does not describe general loudness changes outside music.

6. A dynamic verb describes an action, event, or process — not a fixed condition. T

6.形容詞C1
釋義

動作動詞的

表示動作而非狀態的

A dynamic verb describes an action, event, or process — not a fixed condition. The key difference from stative verbs — such as 'know' or 'believe' — is that dynamic verbs work naturally with progressive tenses: you can say 'she is running' but not 'she is knowing'.

例句

The word 'run' is a dynamic verb because it describes a physical action that someone does.

「run」這個字是動作動詞,因為它描述的是某人做的實際動作。

dynamic verb identifying an action

Maya learned that 'know' is stative, so 'I am knowing' is wrong, but the dynamic verb 'learn' can take '-ing'.

Maya 學到「know」是狀態動詞,所以「I am knowing」是錯的,但動作動詞「learn」可以用「-ing」。

dynamic vs stative contrast with classroom example

同義詞
  • action

    simpler term used in basic grammar teaching

反義詞
  • stative

    describing a state or condition rather than an action

文法句型

dynamic + noun (verb)

用法筆記

Attributive only — always before 'verb'. The distinction between dynamic and stative verbs is important for learning English tense usage, especially the progressive aspect.

常見錯誤

I am knowing the answer' (using stative 'know' in progressive).
I know the answer.
💡'know' describes a state, not an action, so it cannot be used in the progressive form.

dynamic — 名詞