haunted
haunted — 形容詞
1. describing the eyes, face, or general manner of a person who has been deeply hur
悲痛的;哀傷
因痛苦經歷而流露出哀傷的神情
describing the eyes, face, or general manner of a person who has been deeply hurt by something painful and is still suffering inside, even when they say nothing about it.
Abigail came home from the war with a haunted look that her mother could not soften.
Abigail 從戰場回家後,眼神裡帶著一種母親無法撫平的悲痛。
haunted + look (most frequent collocation)
There was a haunted expression in Daichi's eyes whenever someone mentioned the missing children.
每當有人提到失蹤的孩子,Daichi 的眼神就流露出深深的哀傷。
haunted + expression / eyes
Old photographs from the refugee camp show row after row of haunted faces staring at the camera.
難民營的舊照片裡,一排排面孔都顯得悲痛憂愁,直直望著鏡頭。
The actress played the grieving widow with a haunted, hollow stare that made the audience cry.
那位女演員把喪夫的寡婦演得眼神空洞、神情哀痛,讓觀眾跟著流淚。
Sari spoke calmly about the accident, but her voice carried a haunted quality that nobody missed.
Sari 平靜地談那場意外,但聲音裡那股哀傷沒人聽不出來。
- carefree
shows no sign of past pain
- untroubled
calm, with nothing weighing on the mind
文法句型
haunted + look/eyes/expression/face
用法筆記
Almost always used before a noun referring to the face, eyes, voice, or general look of a person, not the person themselves. You say 'a haunted look', not normally 'he is haunted' (for that meaning, use the verb 'haunt' in the passive: 'he is haunted by').
常見錯誤
2. used for a building or place that people say is regularly visited by spirits of
鬧鬼的
傳說有鬼魂出沒的地方
used for a building or place that people say is regularly visited by spirits of the dead, who may make strange noises, move objects, or appear in front of those who go inside.
The old hotel on the cliff is said to be haunted by a sailor who drowned in 1882.
據說那間懸崖上的老旅館鬧鬼,是一個 1882 年溺斃的水手在作祟。
passive: be haunted by + ghost identity
Élise refused to spend the night in her grandmother's haunted attic, even on a dare.
Élise 死也不肯在外婆家那間鬧鬼的閣樓過夜,就算被激將也一樣。
haunted + room/place noun
Tourists pay good money to walk through haunted castles in Scotland during October.
每年十月,遊客都願意花大錢去蘇格蘭那些鬧鬼的城堡走一走。
Liam swears he heard footsteps in the haunted house, but his sister thought it was just the wind.
Liam 發誓他在那棟鬧鬼的房子裡聽到腳步聲,但他妹妹覺得那只是風聲。
The town map marks every haunted graveyard, mill, and bridge with a small black skull.
鎮上的地圖把每一座鬧鬼的墓園、磨坊和橋都用一個小小的黑骷髏標出來。
文法句型
haunted + house/castle/hotel/place
用法筆記
Used for places, not for people in this sense. The passive frame 'haunted by [a named ghost]' is very common when explaining who is supposed to do the haunting. Often appears in horror titles, ghost-tour names, and Halloween language.