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Adjective
1. found in the ordinary course of events;
"a placid everyday scene"
"it was a routine day"
"there's nothing quite like a real...train conductor to add color to a quotidian commute"- Anita Diamant
1610年代,来自 un-(1)"不" + remarkable(adj.) 。相关: Unremarkably。
The first known use of unremarkable was in 1625
1 A languid treatment of Michael Jackson's Rock With You, and an unremarkable, heavily amplified Ziggy Stardust didn't help.
2 Any connection I shared with the dead little girl was, by all accounts, an unremarkable coincidence.
3 Multi - million dollar gyms have become so common that they are unremarkable.
数百万美元的体育馆变得如此司空见惯以至于它们已经不再显眼.
4 She described herself as having been a “passive girl,” an unremarkable teenager, until she uncovered her talent.
5 Even with her allowance noted in a new headline, this was a fairly unremarkable story.
6 The sun is shining obstinately; it’s another beautiful day, apart from a distant, unremarkable line of cumulus congestus, the type you’d see on many a summer’s day in the UK.
7 But if he pulled off to the side to show us an unremarkable bird simply because it is local, I would become bored quickly.
但是如果他把我们载去看一只寻常的本地鸟,不过就我就厌烦了。
8 This initially promising but finally unremarkable film concerns a cell of secret salespeople — as opposed to hidden terrorists — living as a fake family within a neighborhood of habitual consumers.
9 She assumed she would go to college, get a degree in something pleasant, then settle into a comfortable job, meet a comfortable guy, and have a nice, unremarkable life.
10 From a design stance, Rooster & Owl looks unremarkable.
11 There are also unremarkable vocals in English from the New York band TV on the Radio – but at least they went out to Algeria to join in.
12 Terra Nova Is Fox’s “Terra Nova,” with Steven Spielberg’s name at the top of its long list of executive producers, the best of a generally unremarkable bunch of new network shows this fall?
13 The story is unremarkable, but its execution zings, as an orange tabby is accidentally abandoned and lands in the eccentric home of an elderly magician.
14 It has by now become almost unremarkable — until you look elsewhere on Broadway — that the company has sprung for 29 musicians to play the original, unimprovable orchestrations by Robert Russell Bennett and Phil Lang.
15 She was showing us, in short, our near future, when reality TV would reward otherwise unremarkable people simply for strutting and fretting their hour upon the stage.
16 He’s increasingly preoccupied by the aesthetic value of these now-vanished, all too unremarkable daily routines and rhythms.
17 But you have to know, right up front, that they had zero sympathy for what they considered were my unremarkable struggles.
18 This is never easy; you must be at once convincing and unremarkable.
19 It was pleasant, reasonably accomplished, and unremarkable, which is what happens when you write the occasional song in between getting on with a successful, demanding acting career.
20 Most of it was unremarkable — she and the sender, a Republican in the private sector, were each exploring the idea of running for governor of Connecticut.
1 普通
general simple common average normal regular regulation everyday ordinary conventional generic vanilla humble mediocre commonplace homely homey middling homespun quotidian unexceptional workaday communis commonly ordinarily
2 平凡
platitudinarian platitudinal half-pie common stock waste routine everyday ordinary vanilla trivial prose beaten commonplace indifferent lowly earthbound prosaic matter-of-fact humdrum homespun quotidian unglamorous bread-and-butter undistinguished workaday platitudinous noteless rumdum banausic ordinarily prosaism commonality mediocrity platitude triviality commonness mediocritize from central casting common or garden be no great shakes mediocre mundane unattractive uneventful run-of-the-mill unexciting unromantic even character garden pedestrian slick unimportant ornery garden-variety bathetic truistic bathos tameness prosiness prosaicism
3 一般
bog-standard mean general simple average wide normal broad ordinary generic indifferent so-so garden-variety 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
4 普通的
general simple common average normal regular regulation everyday ordinary conventional generic vanilla humble mediocre commonplace homely homey middling homespun quotidian unexceptional workaday communis
5 不引人注目的
nonspectacular obscure unspectacular unimposing unnoticed unattractive inconspicuous weak unobtrusive discreet
6 一般的
bog-standard mean general simple average wide normal broad ordinary generic indifferent so-so garden-variety common or garden
7 平常
common natural average normal ordinary commonplace nondescript quotidian unexceptional normally regular typical routine mediocre homespun garden-variety ordinarily mediocrity common or garden
8 平庸
mean plain ordinary mediocre nondescript banal unimpressive underwhelming prosaic second-rate middlebrow mediocrity banality
9 平常的
common natural average normal ordinary commonplace nondescript quotidian unexceptional regular typical routine mediocre homespun garden-variety common or garden
10 平庸的
mean plain ordinary mediocre nondescript banal unimpressive underwhelming prosaic second-rate middlebrow
11 不显著的
12 不显著
13 平凡的
platitudinarian platitudinal half-pie common stock waste routine everyday ordinary vanilla trivial prose beaten commonplace indifferent lowly earthbound prosaic matter-of-fact humdrum homespun quotidian unglamorous bread-and-butter undistinguished workaday platitudinous noteless rumdum banausic from central casting common or garden plain mediocre mundane run-of-the-mill unambitious unattractive uneventful unexciting unromantic simple regular unspectacular characterless even character garden pedestrian slick unimportant ornery garden-variety bathetic truistic
14 不值得注意的