otiose如何读

英:[ˈəʊtiəʊs]

美:[ˈoʊʃioʊs]

otiose是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 多余的
  2. 没有用的
  3. 无效的
  4. 怠惰的
  5. 不必要的
  6. 闲暇的
  7. 没事做的
  8. 懒惰的
  9. 徒劳的

otiose自然拼读

o·ti·ose

o shi os [or] o ti os

otiose扩展

otiosely (adv.), otiosity (n.)

otiose英英释义

Adjective

1. serving no useful purpose; having no excuse for being;

"otiose lines in a play"

"advice is wasted words"

2. producing no result or effect;

"a futile effort"

"the therapy was ineffectual"

"an otiose undertaking"

"an unavailing attempt"

3. disinclined to work or exertion;

"faineant kings under whose rule the country languished"

"an indolent hanger-on"

"too lazy to wash the dishes"

"shiftless idle youth"

"slothful employees"

"the unemployed are not necessarily work-shy"

otiose词源中文解释

1794年,“无成果的,徒劳的”,源自拉丁语 otiosus “有闲暇或轻松,未被占用,闲置,不忙碌”(法语 oiseux,西班牙语 ocioso,意大利语 otioso 的来源),源自 otium “闲暇,空闲时间,不从事业务的自由”,这是一个起源不明的词。意思是“闲暇,空闲”的记录始于1850年。比较拉丁语短语 otium cum dignitate “有尊严的闲暇”。英语中早期的形容词是 otious “自在的”(1610年代),中古英语中有名词 otiosity(15世纪晚期)。

otiose词源英文解释

Latin otiosus, from otium leisure

The first known use of otiose was in 1795

otiose 例句

1 It could be that, because postmodern novels permit themselves such extraordinary liberties with the very history and geography that they exploit, fact-checking is now otiose.

2 Objective To study the antitumor activity of otiose and coumarin in novobiocin.

目的研究新生霉素的结构单元诺维糖和香豆素的抗肿瘤活性.

3 since you haven't read the book, I suppose that it would be otiose to inquire what you thought of it

4 This is not an otiose question but rather a serious one that goes to the very root of the ethics of photojournalism, its training and practice.

5 The Battaile of Agincourt is a somewhat otiose expansion, with purple patches, of the Ballad; it is, nevertheless, Drayton's best lengthy piece on a historical theme.

6 Having no information about the mysteries, of course, we know nothing of other moral influences which are, or may be exercised by these great, powerful, and not wholly otiose beings.

7 Nay, its very shadow seems so richly heavy as to be the shadow of a fane erected by men endowed with a plethora of this world's goods to a god otiose in his grandeur.

8 Whatever he might subsequently produce was an interesting, but to their criticism an otiose appendix to his prose achievement.

9 It would be otiose to collect any more tributes to his genius, as it appeared to all Frenchmen, cultivated or semi-cultivated, about the year 1880.

10 Mr. Bonar Law appended to the announcement a surely otiose explanation of the necessity of the increase.

11 A divine economy is traceable in God's dealings with men; there is nothing purposeless, nothing otiose in God's dispensation.

12 There is really no other way of accounting for him, for except on this supposition he is quite otiose and unnecessary to the Grettir-story: the saga-man has no use for him.

13 Worst of all were the occasions when they chose to show us these otiose vignettes while play was going on, often a few seconds after it had resumed with a goal-kick or a throw-in.

14 Both explanations can be seen to be erroneous and indeed otiose.

15 To substitute the otiose insight gained by manipulation of a formula for the slow coöperative work of a humanity guided by reflective intelligence is more than a technical blunder of speculative philosophers.

16 It is well structured, mirroring the hefty book which accompanied the TV series, though the recaps of previous episodes become otiose on DVD.

17 He reports to the somewhat otiose primal Being about men’s conduct, and he sometimes superintends the Mysteries. 

18 But, with the perfection of photographic processes and of the cinematograph, pictures of this sort are becoming otiose.

19 It was very cordial, and it appealed directly, only the style was otiose, but in matters of the first importance style is a hindrance.

20 A consistently mechanical view has to regard all intelligence as otiose, as an "epi-phenomenal by-product" or fifth wheel to the cart, in the absence of which the given results would no less have occurred.

otiose 同义词

1 游手好闲的

truant slothful picaresque

4 没有用

incapable inutile

5 没事做的

inactive

11 不实用的

inoperable unpractical fine-spun

15 不需要的

unnecessary needless

16 没有用的

incapable inutile

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