Undamaged Meaning in English
word
ˌənˈdæmədʒd
uhn-DAM-ijd
ʌndˈæmɪdʒd
un-DAM-ij-d
التعريف
Not harmed, broken, or changed; still in good condition after danger or trouble.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Primarily used in formal and written contexts. Often describes objects, buildings, or people after accidents or disasters. Common collocations: 'arrive undamaged', 'remain undamaged', 'completely undamaged'. Do not confuse with 'unharmed' (usually for people or animals), though they can overlap.
Spanish: ileso - sin dañosPortuguese (BR): ileso - intactoPortuguese (PT): ileso - intactoChinese (Simplified): 未受损坏 - 完好无损Chinese (Traditional): 未受損壞 - 完好無損Hindi: अक्षत - बिना क्षति केArabic: غير متضرر - سليمBengali: অক্ষত - অক্ষুণ্নRussian: невредимый - неповреждённыйJapanese: 無傷 - 損傷なしVietnamese: không bị hư hại - nguyên vẹnKorean: 손상되지 않은 - 무사한Turkish: zarar görmemiş - hasarsızUrdu: غیر متاثر - بغیر نقصان کےIndonesian: tidak rusak - utuh
جمل نموذجية
The package arrived undamaged.
basic
The house was left undamaged after the storm.
basic
My phone is still undamaged.
basic
Luckily, everything inside the car was undamaged after the accident.
natural
The statue remained completely undamaged during the earthquake.
natural
He sent the borrowed book back undamaged, just as promised.
natural