independent
🇺🇸
/ˌɪndɪˈpendənt/
🇬🇧
/ˌɪndɪˈpendənt/
adjective
A2
not controlled by another country
The country became independent in 1975.
該國於1975年獲得獨立。
B1
able to do things without help
Children learn to be independent as they grow up.
孩子們在成長過程中學會獨立。
B1
having your own money
She became financially independent after getting a job.
她找到工作後實現了經濟獨立。
B2
fair and not influenced by others
We need independent advice on this matter.
我們需要關於此事的獨立建議。
B2
not connected to each other
The two studies are independent of each other.
這兩項研究彼此獨立。
B2
not paid by the government
Independent television stations have more freedom.
獨立電視台擁有更多自由。
R
not part of a company
Independent farmers run their own businesses.
獨立農民經營自己的生意。
R
not in a political party
He ran as an independent candidate.
他以獨立候選人的身份參選。
noun
R
a politician not in a party
She is an independent in the election.
她在選舉中是無黨派人士。
R
a small business owner
Independents face challenges in the market.
獨立經營者在市場中面臨挑戰。
translation
獨立的, 自立的, 經濟獨立的, 公正的, 互不相關的, 非政府資助的, 不屬於公司的, 無黨派的
無黨派政治家, 小企業主
詞形變化
Plural
independents