unadventurous

1 When asked to draw a picture of a flower that does not exist, monolingual children were fairly unadventurous, drawing perhaps a flower that was missing its leaves, or a flower with only one petal.

2 Theatergoers who frequent 59E59 are not unadventurous, but at a recent performance the number of empty seats after intermission showed that they’re also apparently not monk parakeets.

3 Like Rugani, Rodrigo Bentancur has failed to show any tangible progress, and his passing has become increasingly unadventurous after a string of high profile mistakes.

4 Approaching space travel with eyes and spirit firmly tethered to the ground, Alice Winocour’s “Proxima” takes a sadly unadventurous look at the impending separation of a female astronaut and her child.

5 He isn't, as Miliband is accused of being, weak, vacillating, unadventurous and academic.

6 Most of them I know: well-crafted but unadventurous plays, several set at family dinners.

7 More honestly, it's lame, tired, predictable, unadventurous, dated and utterly uninteresting.

8 It makes “Visions” seem staid and unadventurous by comparison.

9 The Casual Vacancy, the first adult book from Harry Potter author JK Rowling, has been variously described as "unadventurous", "bleak" and "brilliant" in reviews by leading newspaper critics.

10 “In my normal life I’m a very unadventurous person,” Mr. Eno said.

11 But Franco did little to promote academic research at the museum, and the Prado’s exhibitions at the time were modest and unadventurous, according to Mr. Portús.

12 We live at a time of astonishing technological change, yet staid and unadventurous politics.

13 The unadventurous program offers familiar pieces, with the Mahler First as the main work.

14 This was an unadventurous program, but it was played well and energetically for an audience clearly eager for live music in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.

15 Since taping, Cicolini has emerged as somewhat of a local celebrity and rightfully so — her innovative, Abbruzzo-style approach to proteins that many unadventurous eaters shy away from (like tripe, liver and heart) is food artistry at its finest.

16 While producing for “POV,” Ford oversaw many earnest, formally unadventurous documentaries made in liberal good faith, but “Strong Island” is no such thing.

17 Seen as overly defensive in his tactical outlook, stubborn and unadventurous.

因为在他的策略中看到的只有过多的防守、顽固、缺乏冒险的精神。

18 Either way, Malick's macro/microcosmic take on life, the universe and family life makes most films look unadventurous.

19 The star's representative denied the report. (Unadventurous choice of words for a trendy celebrity-gossip site).

the stars representative denied thereport.(这样的选词风格对于这个名人八卦网站并没有任何风险。)

20 Orff’s music is direct and accessible, with scant counterpoint and unadventurous harmony, relying instead on pummeling energy, rhythmic intricacy and melodic writing that variously evokes elegy, chant and children’s ditties.

1 乏味的

boring vanilla dull pedestrian suburban tame blah inert laborious monotonous uninteresting banal prosaic unimaginative vapid humdrum pallid unexciting drippy unmemorable laboured

2 普通

standard simple common average normal regular familiar routine everyday ordinary mediocre mundane commonplace general-purpose run-of-the-mill quotidian undistinguished white-bread unexceptional workaday plebby ordinarily severity mediocrity

3 欠缺胆量

unadventurously

4 无新意

prosaic unadventurously

5 安全的

safe secure unthreatening

6 安全

safe secure unthreatening surely security safety ensure on the safe side

7 四平八稳

unadventurously

8 普通的

standard simple common average normal regular familiar routine everyday ordinary mediocre mundane commonplace general-purpose run-of-the-mill quotidian undistinguished white-bread unexceptional workaday plebby

9 不冒险

nonglamorous unspeculative keep off the spot

10 无新意的

unambitious prosaic

11 不冒险的

nonglamorous unspeculative