Anglais - Hongrois

unmediated

gb/ʌnmˈɛdiˌeɪtd/ us/ʌnmˈɛdiˌeɪtd/
C1 Anglais
közvetlen, közvetítetlen
C1 FORMAL
1
Schéma d’usage :
[unmediated] [contact/communication/access] (between [A] and [B])
The two leaders insisted on unmediated talks, without advisers in the room.
A két vezető ragaszkodott a közvetlen tárgyalásokhoz, tanácsadók nélkül a teremben.
Social media can create the illusion of unmediated contact, even when algorithms shape what you see.
A közösségi média a közvetlen kapcsolat illúzióját keltheti, még akkor is, ha algoritmusok alakítják azt, amit látsz.
The policy aims to give patients unmediated access to their medical records.
Exemples pédagogiques
We had unmediated contact with the client.
Közvetlen kapcsolatban álltunk az ügyféllel.
She wanted unmediated access to the data.
Közvetlen hozzáférést akart az adatokhoz.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners may use it as a verb (*unmediate*). In standard English, it is mainly used as the adjective unmediated.
Sens
direct; without an intermediary
Collocations
unmediated contact |unmediated communication |unmediated access |unmediated interaction |unmediated relationship |unmediated connection |unmediated exchange |unmediated discussion |unmediated encounter |unmediated meeting
Synonymes
direct (The most common everyday alternative.) | immediate (Emphasizes no distance or delay as well as no intermediary.) | first-hand (Often used specifically for information or experience.)
Antonymes
mediated (Involving an intermediary or medium.) | indirect (Not done or communicated straight to the target.)
Thèmes
communication |social_relations |business |law
Définition

happening directly, with no person or organization in the middle

Not involving an intermediary or third party; happening directly between people, groups, or things.

C2 FORMAL
2
Schéma d’usage :
[unmediated] [experience/reality/perception] (of [something])
The film tries to create an unmediated sense of being on the street during the protests.
A film azt próbálja megteremteni, milyen érzés közvetlenül az utcán lenni a tüntetések alatt.
He argues that there is no such thing as unmediated perception; interpretation is always involved.
Azzal érvel, hogy nincs olyan, hogy közvetítetlen észlelés; az értelmezés mindig jelen van.
The app promises unmediated reality, but its filters still change how faces look.
Exemples pédagogiques
I wanted an unmediated experience of the city.
A várost közvetlenül, minden közvetítés nélkül akartam megtapasztalni.
The interview felt unmediated and honest.
Az interjú közvetlennek és őszintének hatott.
Erreur fréquente :
Unmediated does not necessarily mean 'true' or 'objective'; it usually means 'not filtered through a medium or intermediary.'
Sens
not filtered or interpreted
Collocations
unmediated experience |unmediated reality |unmediated perception |unmediated emotion |unmediated presence |unmediated encounter |unmediated truth |unmediated voice |unmediated nature |unmediated sensation
Synonymes
unfiltered (Highlights the absence of filtering or editing.) | raw (Suggests something intense or not refined.) | immediate (Focuses on felt directness, especially in perception.)
Antonymes
filtered (Altered or selected before being seen or experienced.) | edited (Changed or shaped for presentation.) | constructed (Presented as shaped by narrative or framing rather than raw.)
Thèmes
media |technology |culture |psychology
Définition

not changed by media or other filters; raw and direct

Not filtered, shaped, or interpreted by a medium, technology, or narrative; experienced or presented as raw and immediate.

Grammaire
Forme canonique
unmediated
API
GB/ʌnmˈɛdiˌeɪtd/
US/ʌnmˈɛdiˌeɪtd/
Syllabes et accentuation
un - me - di - ated (4 syllabes)
Stress on 2nd syllable (me)
Formes du mot
Adjective
  • Base: unmediated
  • Comparative: unmediateder
  • Superlative: unmediatedest
Expressions

unmediated access (to [something])

1
/ʌnmˈɛdiˌeɪtd ˈæksˌɛs tə sˈʌmθɪŋ/
fixed phrase formal

direct access without intermediaries

direct access to something, with nobody in the middle

Exemples
  • The new portal gives citizens unmediated access to public records.
  • Researchers asked for unmediated access to the raw survey responses.
  • The platform promises unmediated access to customers, but it still controls search results.
Exemples pédagogiques
  • Students now have unmediated access to the library database.

unmediated by [something]

1
/ʌnmˈɛdiˌeɪtd bˈaɪ sˈʌmθɪŋ/
fixed phrase formal

not shaped by a medium

not affected or controlled by something in the middle

Exemples
  • He wanted feedback unmediated by managers or HR.
  • They described their friendship as unmediated by professional competition.
  • The report presents testimonies unmediated by official commentary.
Exemples pédagogiques
  • I want advice unmediated by social media.

unmediated communication

1
/ʌnmˈɛdiˌeɪtd kəmjˌunɪkˈeɪʃən/
fixed phrase formal

communication without intermediaries

direct communication, with no one speaking for you

Exemples
  • They prefer unmediated communication rather than messages passed through assistants.
  • The therapist encouraged unmediated communication about what each person needed.
  • Unmediated communication can reduce misunderstandings in remote teams.
Exemples pédagogiques
  • We need unmediated communication to solve this issue.

unmediated contact (with/between [people])

1
/ʌnmˈɛdiˌeɪtd kˈɑntˌækt wˈɪθəbˈɛtwˈin pˈipəl/
fixed phrase formal

direct contact with no middle

direct contact, without anyone in between

Exemples
  • The program encourages unmediated contact between students and local residents.
  • For safety reasons, staff are not allowed unmediated contact with the animals.
  • The union demanded unmediated contact with management, not through consultants.
Exemples pédagogiques
  • They had unmediated contact during the meeting.

unmediated experience (of [something])

1
/ʌnmˈɛdiˌeɪtd ɪkspˈɪɹiəns əv sˈʌmθɪŋ/
fixed phrase formal

experience something directly

a direct experience, not through media or other filters

Exemples
  • After months online, she craved an unmediated experience of live music.
  • The museum designed the exhibit to feel like an unmediated experience of the artist’s studio.
  • He described the hike as an unmediated experience of nature, away from screens.
Exemples pédagogiques
  • I want an unmediated experience of the concert.

unmediated reality

1
/ʌnmˈɛdiˌeɪtd ɹiˈæləti/
fixed phrase formal

reality without representation

reality as it is, not shown through media

Exemples
  • The essay questions whether unmediated reality is even possible in a media-saturated world.
  • Virtual reality aims to mimic unmediated reality, but it still relies on programmed choices.
  • She contrasted social media’s performance with unmediated reality.

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