unpeder
Describing a state of being free from obstacles, physical barriers, or administrative restrictions. It is typically used to characterize movement, progress, or access that occurs without any form of hindrance or entanglement.
例句
3 / 5The hallway was unpeder, allowing the children to run freely from one end to the other.
The hallway was clear and unobstructed, allowing the children to run freely.
The diplomat was granted unpeder access to the restricted zone to facilitate the peace negotiations.
The diplomat was given free and unobstructed access to the restricted area.
Once we cleared the old furniture out, the living room felt much more unpeder.
After removing the furniture, the room felt much more open and free of obstacles.
词族
记忆技巧
Think of the root 'ped' which means foot (like in pedestrian). 'Unpeder' means there is nothing in the way of your feet; you can walk without tripping.
快速测验
The hikers were relieved to find the mountain pass was _____, allowing them to reach the summit before sunset.
正确！
正确答案是： unpeder
例句
The hallway was unpeder, allowing the children to run freely from one end to the other.
everydayThe hallway was clear and unobstructed, allowing the children to run freely.
The diplomat was granted unpeder access to the restricted zone to facilitate the peace negotiations.
formalThe diplomat was given free and unobstructed access to the restricted area.
Once we cleared the old furniture out, the living room felt much more unpeder.
informalAfter removing the furniture, the room felt much more open and free of obstacles.
The experimental data suggests that the ions move in an unpeder fashion when subjected to a vacuum.
academicThe data shows that the ions move without being hindered in a vacuum.
To ensure unpeder expansion into new markets, the corporation lobbied for the removal of trade barriers.
businessThe company sought to ensure unobstructed expansion by removing trade barriers.
词族
常见搭配
常用短语
remain unpeder
to continue without being blocked
unpeder by doubt
moving forward without being slowed down by uncertainty
virtually unpeder
almost entirely free of any hindrance
容易混淆的词
Unpaved refers to a road surface that has not been covered with asphalt, while unpeder refers to a lack of obstacles.
使用说明
This term is quite rare and is most frequently encountered in high-level aptitude tests or formal literature to describe the absence of 'impediments'. It is best used when emphasizing the smooth nature of movement or progress.
常见错误
Learners often mistake this for 'unpaved' due to the phonetic similarity or try to use it in casual conversation where 'clear' or 'free' would be more appropriate.
记忆技巧
Think of the root 'ped' which means foot (like in pedestrian). 'Unpeder' means there is nothing in the way of your feet; you can walk without tripping.
词源
From the Latin 'ped-' (foot) combined with the prefix 'un-' (not), related to the word 'impede' (to shackle the feet).
语法模式
快速测验
The hikers were relieved to find the mountain pass was _____, allowing them to reach the summit before sunset.
正确！
正确答案是： unpeder
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