字面上的空著
最直白的一層:把字拆開來讀,就是「還沒被填」。空間、表格、心裡的缺口都算。
adjective · B2
Not filled: a space, container or gap that is still empty, or a hope or need that nothing has yet met.
沒填滿的
One way to hold this word: a space that has been left open, with the shape of what belongs there still visible. A line ruled on a form, a seat in a row, a box on a shelf. The room is not an accident — something was meant to go in it and has not arrived yet. Put that blank on a staff list and it is a job with no person; put it on an order book and it is goods that have not gone out.
From un- plus filled. The prefix un- goes back through Middle English and Old English un- to Proto-Germanic, always meaning not. So the word can be read straight through: not filled.
unfilled 是 un- 加上 filled 造出來的。un- 一路往回追是中古英語 un-、古英語 un-,再到原始日耳曼語 *un-,意思從頭到尾都是「不、沒有」。所以這個字可以整個拆開來讀:沒有被填。職缺和訂單那兩個用法,就是把這個空格畫在不同的表上。
Wiktionary via kaikki snapshot 3f6f69a190036ae4, unfilled etymology 1: From un- + filled; un- from Middle English un-, Old English un-, Proto-Germanic *un-
Two branches
字面上的空著
最直白的一層:把字拆開來讀,就是「還沒被填」。空間、表格、心裡的缺口都算。
adjective · B2
Not filled: a space, container or gap that is still empty, or a hope or need that nothing has yet met.
沒填滿的
職場與生意上的空格
同一個空格,畫在公司的表上:人事表上缺的是人,訂單簿上缺的是貨。兩個都偏正式,常出現在報告和新聞裡。
adjective · B2
Used about a job, a post or a place on a course that is open but that nobody has taken yet, because no suitable person has been found or has applied.
(職缺)還沒補上的