involvement

involvement — 名詞

1. the condition of being part of an activity, event, or situation, or the act of j

1.名詞B1
釋義

參與

參與某項活動或事務的狀態

the condition of being part of an activity, event, or situation, or the act of joining in with such activities

例句

Wei's involvement in the school play meant she spent every evening at rehearsal.

Wei 參與學校話劇的演出,意味著她每天晚上都去排練。

involvement in [activity] — noun + 'in' + activity

Parental involvement in a child's education clearly improves their learning.

家長參與孩子的教育,明顯能提升他們的學習成果。

collocation: parental involvement

同義詞
  • participation

    More neutral — simply taking part, without the emotional or practical commitment that 'involvement' often suggests

  • engagement

    Implies active attention and commitment; often used for work, learning, or social contexts

  • contribution

    Focuses on what someone gives or adds, rather than the state of being part of something

反義詞
  • exclusion

    The state of being kept out or not allowed to take part

文法句型

involvement in [activity/event]

involvement with [group/organisation]

[adjective] involvement in [activity]

用法筆記

Commonly takes 'in' before an activity ('involvement in politics') and 'with' before an organisation or group ('involvement with a charity'). Adjectives like 'active', 'deep', 'direct', and 'long' are frequently used to indicate how strongly someone is involved.

常見錯誤

His involvement of the community project was minimal.
His involvement in the community project was minimal.
💡Use 'in' (not 'of') to connect involvement to an activity.

2. a romantic or intimate connection with another person, often one that is informa

2.名詞B2
釋義

感情關係

戀愛或親密關係,常指非正式或未公開的

a romantic or intimate connection with another person, often one that is informal, temporary, or not widely known

例句

Trang ended her romantic involvement with Emre after he moved to another city.

Trang 在 Emre 搬到另一個城市後,結束了與他的感情關係。

romantic involvement with [person] — full pattern

The newspaper hinted at a secret involvement between the politician and his assistant.

報紙暗示那位政治人物與助理之間有祕密感情關係。

同義詞
  • relationship

    More general and neutral; can describe any kind of connection, not just romantic ones

  • affair

    More specific — usually implies a secret romantic or sexual relationship, often outside an existing partnership

  • romance

    Focuses on the emotional or affectionate side rather than the physical or secretive aspect

文法句型

involvement with [person]

[adjective] involvement with [person]

past involvements (plural, referring to multiple relationships)

用法筆記

Frequently describes a romantic or sexual relationship that is informal, temporary, or not publicly acknowledged. Typically used in singular form unless referring to several past relationships — in which case the plural 'involvements' is common.

常見錯誤

They had an involvement for three years.
They were in a relationship for three years.
💡'Involvement' for romantic ties often sounds temporary or discreet; 'relationship' is more neutral for a long-term partnership.