英:[ˌʌnɪkˈsepʃənl]
美:[ˌʌnɪkˈsɛpʃənəl]
英:[ˌʌnɪkˈsepʃənl]
美:[ˌʌnɪkˈsɛpʃənəl]
un·ex·cep·tion·al
uhn ihk sep sh nl
unexceptionally (adv.)
Adjective
1. not special in any way;
"run-of-the-mill boxing"
"your run-of-the-mine college graduate"
"a unexceptional an incident as can be found in a lawyer's career"
来自 un-(1)“不”+ exceptional(adj.)。
The first known use of unexceptional was in 1806
1 It’s just that I associated such rises with unexceptional, largely tinpot countries or ones truly down on their luck.
2 The mode and style of the film are taken for granted, borrowed from conventional and unexceptional documentaries, and the effect is to render something wondrous banal.
3 Andy Li’s childhood was, by contrast, unexceptional.
4 Others naively admire him for unexceptional skills such as the ability "to write, and cipher, too".
5 “James Wright: A Life in Poetry” may be an unexceptional title for Jonathan Blunk’s engrossing biography, but it’s hard to think of a more fitting one.
6 Growers producing unexceptional coffee must either cut costs to compete with big, mechanised farms-impossible for most-or improve quality.
对大多数普通咖啡的种植者来说,靠削减成本与大型的机械化农场竞争是不可能的事——他们的另一条出路,就是提高咖啡的质量。
7 The first part of the ride heading east was unexceptional, but things changed around Rambukkana.
8 The superhero is the unexceptional man made exceptional by tragedy – Batman, Iron Man, Hulk, Magneto – and/or by the application of powers: Batman, Iron Man and Hulk again, plus Captain America and the X-Men.
9 Truth to tell, there are not many surprises in the enjoyable but unexceptional “A Closer Look,” entirely composed of art on loan from software mogul and arts patron Paul Allen.
10 The songs with folk underpinnings best fit their voices — gorgeous in the aggregate and unexceptional alone — but not their personalities, which are not yet suited for gentle reflection.
11 As a member of the Black Emergency Cultural Coalition and the black women artists’ collective Where We At, she saw firsthand how such white men were powerful, common and utterly unexceptional.
12 Yet much of it is on roads, with uninvited companions, through unexceptional terrain, with a destination whose claims to sacred significance are fantastical, even by the standards of the genre.
13 That’s why there’s often much more to see and ponder in a run-of-the-mill studio movie than in an unexceptional low-budget or Sundance movie: in the latter, apart from the aesthetic, there’s almost nothing.
14 An exceptionally bland, unexceptional American Chardonnay, even at the $15.99 a bottle that I paid.
15 It's now 1941, the dawn of the siege of Leningrad, and Pekkala must uncover the secret of an apparently unexceptional painting of a red moth belonging to the passenger of a crashed German scout plane.
16 Its characters lack density and substance because their traits melt into an unexceptional blandness except when they stand out for derision.
17 He’s a wry frontman who never pushes his unexceptional voice past where it can naturally go.
18 It was an opportunity to have something meaningful occur during something rather unexceptional, in the same way that the setting of Whole Foods is unexceptional.
19 The headmistress of the stuffy, highly selective East Side preschool that Jill sends her children to warns her that she may have a hard time finding a private kindergarten that will accept her unexceptional kids.
20 I rambled, resisting the impulse to describe in minutiae my unexceptional, white duvet cover.
1 普通
standard simple common average plain ordinary medial run-of-the-mill middling workaday ordinarily any common or garden run-of-mill tol-lol mean natural stock normal middle commercial regulation familiar usual generic satisfactory unspectacular quotidian garden-variety folky common-or-garden commonly trivially averagely stodginess trivialness bog standard bog-standard general mediocre unimpressive plebeian regular everyday conventional vanilla humble commonplace homely unremarkable homey homespun communis so-so second-rate white-bread mediocrity routine mundane general-purpose undistinguished unadventurous plebby severity
2 乏味的
square routine sad pedestrian blah bland tacky arid uninspired run-of-the-mill soulless prosaic vapid humdrum pallid unexciting undistinguished godforsaken wearisome
3 平常的
run-of-mine simple common natural normal usual everyday plain mundane indifferent well-worn hackneyed hackney garden-variety plain-Jane average ordinary commonplace homely banal common or garden nothing to write home about day-to-day ornery bog-standard accustomed habitual unimpressive russet quotidian bog standard not so hot unremarkable nondescript regular typical routine mediocre homespun wonted familiar conventional orthodox trivial tepid humdrum
4 完美无缺的
5 无懈可击的
airtight consummate watertight invulnerable unquestionable unassailable impregnable unimpeachable irreproachable unexceptionable unimpeached at.
6 不突出
8 无可指摘的
9 普通的
standard simple common average plain ordinary medial run-of-the-mill middling workaday any common or garden run-of-mill tol-lol mean natural stock normal middle commercial regulation familiar usual generic satisfactory unspectacular quotidian garden-variety folky common-or-garden bog standard bog-standard general mediocre unimpressive plebeian open universal definitive trivial homely banal undistinguished unideal regular everyday conventional vanilla humble commonplace unremarkable homey homespun communis so-so second-rate white-bread routine mundane general-purpose unadventurous plebby
10 乏味
square routine sad pedestrian blah bland tacky arid uninspired run-of-the-mill soulless prosaic vapid humdrum pallid unexciting undistinguished godforsaken wearisome been done that been there that
11 平常
run-of-mine simple common natural normal usual everyday plain mundane indifferent well-worn hackneyed hackney garden-variety plain-Jane commonly dailiness vulgo average ordinary commonplace homely banal ordinarily banality common or garden nothing to write home about unremarkable nondescript quotidian normally regular typical routine mediocre homespun mediocrity wonted usually familiar conventional orthodox trivial habitual tepid humdrum
12 不突出的