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gar·den-va·ri·e·ty
gar dn v raI ti
adjective
not out of the ordinary; typical; common.a garden-variety cook
The first known use of garden-variety was in 1928
general storenoun
a retail store located usually in a small or rural community that carries a wide variety of goods including groceries but is not divided into departments
general practitionernoun
a physician or veterinarian whose practice is not limited to a specialty
general of the army
a general of the highest rank in the army
Geiger counternoun
an instrument for detecting the presence of cosmic rays or radioactive substances
G clefnoun
treble clef
gastric juicenoun
a watery acid fluid that aids digestion and is secreted by glands in the walls of the stomach
gas stationnoun
a place for servicing motor vehicles especially with gasoline and oil
gas masknoun
a mask connected to a chemical air filter and used to protect the face and lungs against harmful gases
garter snakenoun
any of numerous harmless American snakes with stripes along the back
garden-varietyadjective
ordinary entry 2 sense 2, commonplace
not the flu, just a garden-variety cold
1 the once-powerful hurricane eventually abated into just a garden-variety tropical storm
2 the bakery's extravagant creations are not your garden-variety wedding cakes
3 Called pre-existing condition insurance plans, the insurance resembled a garden-variety Blue Cross plan, and the premium was the same premium a healthy person would pay for such insurance.
4 But garden-variety licensing and royalty revenues, not AI, were what was actually behind Arm’s big earnings release.
5 To call this fanciful is almost an insult to more garden-variety political fantasies.
6 But Andy believes that Supreme Court doesn’t like to bunch together your garden-variety financial fraudsters with the political kinds.
7 This outbreak is different from garden-variety respiratory illness, experts say, because of the number of cases that are leading to pneumonia.
8 Rife’s is a garden-variety strain of American contempt: cheap, lazy and sure to find broad agreement.
9 Over the past few weeks, prosecutors have cast the case as a garden-variety fraud investigation.
10 What are American metropolises if not hotbeds for garden-variety burglars and loons?
11 It is a common or garden sparrow.
它是一只普通的麻雀。
12 Thiophene, a highly common substance, serves as a versatile precursor to a variety of amino acids.
噻吩是一种很普通的物质,它可以作为合成各种氨基酸的母体。
13 He is not one of your garden-variety criminals.
他不是个普通的罪犯。
14 The experiment itself is garden-variety science.
这个实验本身只是简单的科学实验。
15 It is a common or garden variety of tree.
这是一种普通的树.
1 普通
run-of-mill tol-lol mean standard common natural average stock normal middle commercial regulation familiar usual ordinary generic satisfactory medial run-of-the-mill middling unspectacular quotidian folky unexceptional common-or-garden commonly ordinarily trivially averagely stodginess trivialness bog standard bog-standard general simple regular vanilla mediocre commonplace so-so unimpressive second-rate white-bread workaday mediocrity common or garden mill-run ham-and-eggs run-of-the-mine any popular garden medium household everyday honest plain universal moderate inferior prevalent prevailing lowly nomic generally indifferently prose common-garden run-of-mine common-or-garden-variety open local mass routine steam orthodox trivial coarse mundane homely humdrum plebeian ornery unglamorous plain-vanilla rumdum plebby commonality commonness vulgo from central casting
2 平常的
average everyday ordinary day-to-day commonplace ornery unexceptional bog-standard common or garden common regular typical routine mediocre unremarkable homespun run-of-mine simple natural normal usual plain mundane indifferent well-worn hackneyed hackney plain-Jane
4 一般
bog-standard mean general simple average wide normal broad ordinary generic indifferent unremarkable so-so usually generally typically mostly moderately popularly in the ordinary way common or garden nothing much to write home about nothing to write home about at large
5 平凡
platitudinarian even common character stock garden ordinary pedestrian slick trivial beaten commonplace indifferent lowly unimportant unremarkable earthbound prosaic matter-of-fact homespun ornery quotidian undistinguished workaday bathetic platitudinous truistic ordinarily prosaism prose mediocrity platitude triviality bathos tameness prosiness prosaicism
6 常见的
7 普通的
run-of-mill tol-lol mean standard common natural average stock normal middle commercial regulation familiar usual ordinary generic satisfactory medial run-of-the-mill middling unspectacular quotidian folky unexceptional common-or-garden bog standard bog-standard general simple regular vanilla mediocre commonplace so-so unimpressive second-rate white-bread workaday common or garden mill-run ham-and-eggs run-of-the-mine any popular garden medium household everyday honest plain universal moderate inferior prevalent prevailing lowly nomic common-garden run-of-mine common-or-garden-variety open local mass routine steam orthodox trivial coarse mundane homely humdrum plebeian ornery unglamorous plain-vanilla rumdum plebby from central casting
8 平凡的
platitudinarian even common character stock garden ordinary pedestrian slick trivial beaten commonplace indifferent lowly unimportant unremarkable earthbound prosaic matter-of-fact homespun ornery quotidian undistinguished workaday bathetic platitudinous truistic
9 老一套的
10 一般的
bog-standard mean general simple average wide normal broad ordinary generic indifferent unremarkable so-so common or garden
11 非常普通的