omit
omit — 動詞
1. to leave a word, detail, person, or other part out of speech, writing, or a reco
省略;漏掉
把該有的內容沒有放進去
to leave a word, detail, person, or other part out of speech, writing, or a record, either on purpose or because you forgot.
The editor omitted two footnotes from the final report by mistake.
編輯不小心把最後報告裡的兩個註腳漏掉了。
omit + noun + from + something
For safety reasons, the map omits the names of private roads.
基於安全考量,這張地圖省略了私有道路的名稱。
subject can be a document or map
One warning line was omitted from the medicine label in printing.
藥品標籤有一行警語在印刷時被漏掉了。
Mina omitted her middle name when she filled out the visa form.
Mina 填簽證表時省略了她的中間名。
Several online copies omit the last paragraph about storage rules.
幾個網路版本都省略了關於儲存規定的最後一段。
文法句型
omit + noun
omit + noun + from + something
be omitted from + something
用法筆記
Often used for names, details, sentences, and whole sections in writing or speech. A common pattern is omit something from something; distinguish this from sense 2, which is followed by a to-infinitive and focuses on an action left undone.
常見錯誤
2. to fail to do an action that was expected, needed, or possible.
疏於;忘了
該做卻沒去做
to fail to do an action that was expected, needed, or possible.
The landlord omitted to mention the broken heater before we signed.
房東在我們簽約前未提到暖氣壞掉了。
omit + to-infinitive
In his apology, Marcus omitted to say who had paid.
Marcus 在道歉時忘了說是誰付的錢。
formal use in speech and writing
The nurse omitted to record Rosa's allergy on the night chart.
護士未把 Rosa 的過敏情況記在夜班紀錄上。
The form omits to ask for an emergency contact number.
這份表格沒有要求填寫緊急聯絡人電話。
By then, I had omitted to call my aunt in Hsinchu.
到那時,我已經忘了打電話給住在 Hsinchu 的阿姨。
文法句型
omit + to-infinitive
omit to mention / say / record
用法筆記
Formal and somewhat old-fashioned in everyday conversation. It is usually followed by a to-infinitive, especially with verbs such as mention, say, record, explain, or inform; distinguish it from sense 1, which takes the missing thing as a direct object.