banal

美音：[bə'nɑl] 英音：[bə'nɑːl]

简单释义：

adj.平庸的；平淡乏味的；无关紧要的；陈腐的

网络平凡的；庸俗；陈腐平庸

完整释义：

adj.

1.庸俗,平庸的,平平庸庸;平凡
2.平庸的,陈腐的
3.味同嚼蜡
4.琐事

例句：

In Ulysses, the events of the day seem to be trivial, insignificant or even banal.
在《尤利西斯》小说中，这一天内发生的事情极为琐碎，毫无意义，甚至非常陈腐。
Enormous SUVs and tank-like vehicles like the Hummer compete for showroom space with banal, small sedans.
庞大的SUV和坦克样的车辆和乏味的小轿车像蜂鸟们为夺取比赛陈列室的空间。
So the effect of banal commentary , and banal thinking in general , is to turn everything into undifferentiated pap .
所以，平庸评论和平庸思想效应总体来说，会把一切变成没差别的浆糊。
While they enjoy the comfort and banal luxury of their dwelling, they do not realized that they are deprived of nessessities of life.
在享受自己住宅的舒适和庸俗的豪华时，却没有意识到被剥夺了生活所必需的东西。
The film could then be embedded into otherwise banal correspondence as punctuation at the end of a sentence.
胶片会被做成句子末尾的标点，植入再普通不过的书信中。
It suggests that war might lead us to see as banal the very horrifying act of killing other humans.
这表明战争可能会带我们去看犹如真去杀死其他人类的那种恐怖行动。
Naturally. Simultaneous turns was one such idea, but we didn't implement because of banal lack of time.
自然有。即时的回合制就是一个，我们因为时间不够而没有实现。
In realizing the political ambition of Japan, the banal political cultures should be reformed.
日本要实现政治抱负，有必要对其政治文化进行一番改革扬弃。

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