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TOEFL BNC: 9501 COCA: 9777

incompetent

adjective
/ɪnˈkɒmpɪtənt/
/ɪnˈkɑːmpɪtənt/
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  1. not having the skill or ability to do your job or a task as it should be done無能力的；不勝任的；不稱職的
    • an incompetent teacher不稱職的教師
    • his incompetent handling of the affair他在處理這件事上的無能表現
    • The prime minister was attacked as incompetent to lead.首相被抨擊缺乏領導能力。
    opposite competent
    Extra Examples
    • I know my boss considers me incompetent.我知道老板認爲我無能。
    • a grossly incompetent piece of reporting毫無水平的報道
    • She worked for years under an incompetent manager.她在一名不稱職的經理手下工作了多年。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs
    • appear
    • be
    • consider somebody/​something
    • …
    adverb
    • criminally
    • grossly
    • hopelessly
    • …
    preposition
    • at
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    Word Originlate 16th cent. (in the sense ‘not legally competent’): from French, or from late Latin incompetent-, from in- ‘not’ + Latin competent- ‘being fit or proper’, from the verb competere in its earlier sense ‘be fit or proper’, from com- ‘together’ + petere ‘aim at, seek’.

incompetent

noun
/ɪnˈkɒmpɪtənt/
/ɪnˈkɑːmpɪtənt/
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  1. a person who does not have the skill or ability to do their job or a task as it should be done不稱職（或不能勝任、無能）的人
    • He’s a hopeless incompetent.他是一個無可救藥的無能者。
    • The whole thing is being led by a bunch of incompetents.整件事情都是由一群無能之輩主導的。
    Word Originlate 16th cent. (in the sense ‘not legally competent’): from French, or from late Latin incompetent-, from in- ‘not’ + Latin competent- ‘being fit or proper’, from the verb competere in its earlier sense ‘be fit or proper’, from com- ‘together’ + petere ‘aim at, seek’.
TOEFL BNC: 9501 COCA: 9777
incompetent

adjective

VERBS | ADVERB | PREPOSITION VERBS➤appear, be顯得無能；不稱職▸➤consider sb/sth, deem sb/sth (formal) 認為⋯不勝任◇I know my boss considers me incompetent.我知道老闆認為我無能。ADVERB➤criminally, grossly極不稱職；嚴重無能◇a grossly incompetent piece of reporting毫無水平的報道➤hopelessly無可救藥地無能➤completely, totally, utterly完全不稱職▸➤socially, technically社交上／技術上無能▸➤mentally精神上無能力➤legally無法律行為能力◇the medical treatment of legally incompetent patients (= those who are not able to give legal consent) 對無法律行為能力病人的治療PREPOSITION➤at不勝任⋯◇He is utterly incompetent at his job.他完全無法勝任自己的工作。
TOEFL BNC: 9501 COCA: 9777
incompetent noun
⇨ loser 2 incompetent

adjective

incompetent ♦︎ bad ♦︎ rotten ♦︎ poor ♦︎ inept ♦︎ useless ♦︎ inadequateThese words all describe sb who does not have the skill or ability to do a task as it should be done. 這些詞均形容人無能力的、不勝任的、不稱職的。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆bad / rotten / poor / inept / useless at sth◆an incompetent / a bad / a rotten / a poor / a useless teacher / driver◆a bad / a rotten / a useless / an inadequate mother / father / parent◆hopelessly incompetent / inept / inadequate◆completely / totally incompetent / useless / inadequate◆very bad / poor / inept / inadequate■ incompetent ɪnˈkɒmpɪtənt; NAmE ɪnˈkɑːmpɪtənt (rather formal) not having the skill or ability to do your job or a task as it should be done 無能力的；不勝任的；不稱職的◆She worked for years under an incompetent manager.她在一名不稱職的經理手下工作了多年。◆They criticized his incompetent handling of the affair.他們批評了他在處理這件事上的無能表現。OPP competent ⇨ good 4   see also incompetent ⇨ loser noun 2 ▸ incompetence

noun

 [uncountable] ◆government / police incompetence政府／警方的無能■ bad (especially spoken) not good or skilled at sth 不擅長的；不熟練的◆I would be a really bad teacher－I've no patience.我做老師可能會很不稱職－我沒有耐心。◆He's a bad loser (= he complains when he loses a game).他是個輸不起的人。◆She is so bad at keeping secrets.她一點都不會保守秘密。 OPP good ⇨ good 4 ▸ badly

adverb

◆He plays really badly.他表演得確實很差。■ rotten [usually before noun] (informal) very bad at sth 差勁的；拙劣的◆She's a rotten singer.她是個蹩腳的歌手。◆I've always been rotten at maths.我的數學一向很糟。 OPP great ⇨ good 4 ■ poor (rather formal) not good or skilled at sth 不擅長的；不熟練的◆Such a poor swimmer would not survive in that water for long.泳技這麽差的人在那種水域裏活不了很久。◆She's a good teacher but a poor manager.她長於教學，卻拙於管理。OPP good ⇨ good 4 NOTE 辨析 Bad or poor? Poor is more formal than bad and is used more in written English. Bad is used more in spoken English. * poor比bad正式，較多用於書面語，bad較多用於口語。■ inept (rather formal) acting or done with no skill or judgement 缺乏技巧的；缺乏判斷力的；笨拙的◆She was left feeling inept and inadequate.她被弄得自感笨拙無能。◆He made some particularly inept remarks.他說了一些特别蠢的話。ⓘ Inept is usually used to talk about sb's lack of social skills. * inept通常形容人缺乏社交技巧。▸ ineptitude ɪˈneptɪtjuːd; NAmE ɪˈneptɪtuːd

noun

 [uncountable] ◆the ineptitude of the police in handling the situation警方在處理這個局面時的無能■ useless (informal) very bad at sth; not able to do things well 差勁的；不行的；不擅長的◆I'm useless at French.我的法語不太行。◆Don't ask her to help. She's useless.别求她幫忙。她沒那個能耐。NOTE 辨析 Rotten or useless? Rotten is used most often before a noun such as businessman, cook, driver, husband or wife; useless is more often used in the phrase useless at sth. * rotten最常用在businessman、cook、driver、husband、wife等名詞前；useless最常用在短語useless at sth中◆useless at football / your job / remembering names不擅長足球；工作上無能；記不住名字Someone who is not able to do things well in general can be described as useless, but not 'rotten'. 籠統地形容人辦事不力用useless，不用rotten◆Don't ask her to help. She's rotten. ■ inadequate ɪnˈædɪkwət not able, or not confident enough, to deal with a situation 不勝任的；缺乏信心的◆I felt totally inadequate as a parent.我覺得作爲家長我完全不稱職。ⓘ In this meaning, inadequate is usually used in the phrase to feel inadequate. When it comes before a noun, it usually describes a mother, father or parent. 表達此義時，inadequate通常用於短語to feel inadequate（感覺不稱職）；另外也常用在名詞前修飾mother、father或parent。   see also inadequate ⇨ inadequate
TOEFL BNC: 9501 COCA: 9777
incompetent
Not skilful or able: incompetent, incapable, awful...
Someone who is bad at doing something: amateur, incompetent, cowboy...

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