remark

remark — 動詞

1. to say something that expresses what you think or feel about a person, event, or

1.動詞及物 / 不及物B1
釋義

評論；提及

口頭表達對某人或某事的看法

to say something that expresses what you think or feel about a person, event, or situation you have just seen, heard, or read about

例句

Takeshi remarked that the new library was much brighter than the old one.

Takeshi 提到新圖書館比舊的明亮許多。

remark + that-clause for stating an opinion

Nila remarked on how patiently the children were waiting for their turn.

Nila 評論說孩子們排隊等候時非常有耐心。

remark on + how + adjective clause

同義詞
  • comment

    more general; remark often implies a brief, off-the-cuff comment

  • note

    slightly more formal; suggests pointing something out for attention

  • observe

    more formal; implies thoughtful noticing

文法句型

remark + that-clause

remark on/upon + noun phrase

用法筆記

Commonly used with a that-clause to report what someone said. When using on or upon, the focus is typically on a detail the speaker noticed.

常見錯誤

❌She remarked about the problem.
✅She remarked on the problem.
💡with remark as a verb, the correct preposition is on or upon, not about.
❌He remarked me that the bus was late.
✅He remarked that the bus was late.
💡remark does not take an indirect object; the person being addressed is not stated directly.

remark — 名詞