English - Hungarian

unassisted

gb/ˌʌnəsˈɪstɪd/ us/ˌʌnəsˈɪstɪd/
B2 English
segítség nélküli, súgás nélküli, önálló, segítség nélkül, önállóan
B2 FORMAL
1
Usage pattern:
[an unassisted person/action/attempt] (by/without [someone/something])
She completed the course unassisted and passed the final exam.
Segítség nélkül végezte el a tanfolyamot, és átment a záróvizsgán.
The team made an unassisted rescue after the radio stopped working.
A csapat segítség nélküli mentést hajtott végre, miután a rádió leállt.
After physical therapy, he could stand for a few seconds unassisted.
Learner examples
I finished the task unassisted.
Segítség nélkül fejeztem be a feladatot.
She walked unassisted today.
Ma segítség nélkül tudott járni.
Common mistake:
Do not confuse with similar-looking words like “unassessed” or “unadjusted.” In many contexts, “independent” is more natural than “unassisted.”
Meaning
done without help
Collocations
unassisted living |unassisted climb |unassisted goal |unassisted attempt |unassisted birth |unassisted operation |unassisted movement |unassisted recovery |unassisted completion |unassisted travel
Synonyms
unaided (closest synonym; slightly more general and common in some contexts.) | independent (emphasizes self-reliance rather than the absence of help in a specific task.) | solo (informal; stresses doing something alone.)
Antonyms
assisted (done with help or support.) | aided (helped by someone or something.)
Themes
daily_life |work |education |sports |health
Definition

done without anyone helping you

Done, achieved, or carried out without help, support, or intervention from another person or organization.

C1 FORMAL
2
Usage pattern:
[unassisted recall/answer/response]
Students were asked to give an unassisted answer before discussing it in pairs.
A diákokat arra kérték, hogy a páros megbeszélés előtt először önálló választ adjanak.
The interview included an unassisted recall task about the story.
Az interjú része volt egy súgás nélküli felidézési feladat a történetről.
He struggled with unassisted recall but improved when given cues.
Learner examples
Please answer unassisted.
Kérlek, válaszolj súgás nélkül.
I tried to remember the words unassisted.
Megpróbáltam súgás nélkül felidézni a szavakat.
Common mistake:
Learners may overuse “unassisted” where “without hints” or “from memory” is more natural in casual English.
Meaning
without guidance or prompts
Collocations
unassisted recall |unassisted answer |unassisted response |unassisted decision-making |unassisted memory
Synonyms
unprompted (focuses on not being prompted to speak or respond.) | from memory (common phrase; emphasizes recall rather than lack of help in general.)
Antonyms
prompted (supported by hints or cues.) | guided (done with direction or instruction.)
Themes
education |communication |psychology
Definition

done without hints or questions to help you

Done without prompts, hints, or guidance, especially when recalling information or making a judgment.

B2 FORMAL
3
Usage pattern:
[do something] unassisted
She can now dress unassisted after the surgery.
A műtét után most már segítség nélkül fel tud öltözni.
The drone can take off unassisted in calm conditions.
A drón nyugodt körülmények között önállóan is fel tud szállni.
He solved the problem unassisted, without looking anything up.
Learner examples
I can get up unassisted.
Segítség nélkül fel tudok kelni.
He did it unassisted.
Segítség nélkül csinálta meg.
Common mistake:
In everyday conversation, “on my own” or “by myself” may sound more natural than “unassisted.”
Meaning
without help (as an adverb)
Collocations
walk unassisted |stand unassisted |work unassisted |operate unassisted |complete it unassisted |breathe unassisted |live unassisted
Synonyms
alone (more general; can also mean ‘without company,’ not just ‘without help.’) | independently (more about autonomy than a single task.) | by oneself (common everyday alternative.)
Antonyms
with help (explicitly indicates assistance is provided.) | with assistance (more formal opposite.)
Themes
daily_life |work |health
Definition

without help

Without assistance; on one’s own.

Grammar
Dictionary form
unassisted
IPA
GB/ˌʌnəsˈɪstɪd/
US/ˌʌnəsˈɪstɪd/
Syllables & stress
un - as - sisted (3 syllables)
Stress on 3rd syllable (sisted)
Word forms
Adjective
  • Base: unassisted
Expressions

unassisted breathing

1
/ˌʌnəsˈɪstɪd bɹˈiðɪŋ/
fixed phrase technical

breathing without a machine

breathing without a machine

Examples
  • Doctors reduced the sedation to see whether he could maintain unassisted breathing.
  • She was taken off the ventilator and transitioned to unassisted breathing.
Learner examples
  • He can breathe unassisted now.

unassisted flight

1
/ˌʌnəsˈɪstɪd flˈaɪt/
fixed phrase technical

flight without outside assistance

flying without extra help

Examples
  • The team reported that the prototype achieved unassisted flight for thirty seconds.
  • Some animals can manage unassisted flight only after reaching a certain size and strength.
Learner examples
  • The drone achieved unassisted flight.

unassisted goal

1
/ˌʌnəsˈɪstɪd ɡˈoʊl/
fixed phrase

goal scored without an assist

a goal scored with no assist

Examples
  • She scored an unassisted goal after stealing the puck at center ice.
  • The match ended 2–1, with both goals recorded as unassisted.
Learner examples
  • He scored an unassisted goal.

unassisted living

1
/ˌʌnəsˈɪstɪd lˈɪvɪŋ/
fixed phrase

living without daily care help

living independently, without daily help

Examples
  • After rehab, her doctor cleared her for unassisted living.
  • The program supports seniors who want to stay in unassisted living for as long as possible.
Learner examples
  • My grandfather prefers unassisted living.
  • She returned to unassisted living.

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