prosaic

美音：[proʊ'zeɪɪk] 英音：[prəʊ'zeɪɪk]

简单释义：

adj.平庸的；没有诗意（或美感）的；平淡的；乏味的

网络散文的；单调的；平凡的

完整释义：

adj.

1.散文的;平凡的
2.平凡,普通的,平淡
3.散文的,散文体的; 没有诗意的
4.单调的,平凡的;使人厌倦的,无聊的
5.如实的
6.毫无诗意
7.迂腐愚蠢的

例句：

People said he'd been a pirate, but the truth was more prosaic.
人们说他曾作过海盗，但事实远没那么有传奇性。
Until just a few years ago it was known by the more prosaic name of Zhongdian.
几年以前它还有一个更有诗性的名字：终点（zhongdian）。
The company's first forays into the field were more prosaic than practical.
公司进入慈善领域的首次尝试非常平淡，谈不上什么实用价值。
The movie, whose working title is the reassuringly prosaic 'Confucius', has no confirmed release date.
这部电影暂定名为《孔子》，非常普通。目前它还没有确定的放映日期。
More than any other feature of our technical civilization, these now prosaic flights are emblematic of what powers are now ours.
在所有的科技与文明中，这些史诗般翱翔的飞行器最能展示现在我们已经具有何等的力量。
Your particular task is quite prosaic, though. You are to develop the memory manager being able to work with a large number of stacks.
你的任务很平凡，是负责内存管理器的开发，使D++能够使用大的栈空间。
The room is a dismally prosaic one; there's no romance here but what you may have brought with you.
这幢房子又沉闷又平凡，一点传奇的气息也没有，除非你可能带来了一些。
At the age of 12 he wrote his first prosaic lyrics which were published in different literary magazines.
在12岁时，Tilo创作了他的第一首歌词，它后来被登在了几本文学杂志上。

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