family-friendly
family-friendly — 形容詞
1. designed or intended to be comfortable, safe, and enjoyable for families, especi
適合家庭的
適合闔家參與的;親子友善的
designed or intended to be comfortable, safe, and enjoyable for families, especially those with children — for example, a restaurant with a kids' menu and play area, a hotel with childproof rooms, or a film with no violent or adult content.
The new museum has a family-friendly area where children can touch the exhibits.
這間新博物館設有適合家庭的區域,孩子們可以觸摸展品。
attributive: family-friendly + noun (area)
Harper looked for hotels that were family-friendly before booking their trip.
Harper 出發前找了適合家庭的飯店才訂房。
predicative: be + family-friendly
Daichi and Ingrid chose a family-friendly beach with gentle waves for their young children.
Daichi 和 Ingrid 為了年幼的孩子,選擇了一處浪小、適合家庭的海灘。
The village fair was surprisingly family-friendly, with face painting, games, and free snacks for kids.
那個村莊市集出乎意料地適合家庭,有臉部彩繪、遊戲,還有免費的兒童點心。
Théo wanted a family-friendly neighbourhood where his kids could walk to school safely.
Théo 希望住在適合家庭的社區,讓他的孩子能安全走路上下學。
- child-friendly
narrower in meaning — focuses specifically on children rather than the whole family; a child-friendly hotel has things for kids, while a family-friendly hotel also suits parents and teenagers.
- kid-friendly
informal equivalent of child-friendly; less formal than family-friendly.
- adult-oriented
designed for adults only, often excluding children.
- unsuitable for children
descriptive phrase rather than a single-word antonym.
文法句型
family-friendly + noun
be + family-friendly
用法筆記
Commonly used attributively before nouns like 'hotel', 'restaurant', 'movie', 'park', 'policy'. Can also be used predicatively after 'be', 'seem', 'remain'. The superlative 'most family-friendly' is not usual; instead use 'very family-friendly' or 'extremely family-friendly'.