tedious是什么意思_音标_用法_例句

简单释义：

adj. 冗长的；啰嗦的；单调乏味的；令人厌烦的

网络 冗长乏味的；单调的；沉闷的

完整释义：

adj.

1.单调沉闷的,令人生厌的,冗长乏味的
2.繁琐(的);费事(的)
3.腻味(的),腻烦的
4.进行得很迟缓的

例句：

1. Mao was quite willing to avoid tedious or uncomfortable meetings, particularly when he was likely to be criticised.
   毛泽东喜欢避开沉闷或者不快的会议，尤其是他有可能被批判的时候。

2. Maggie deemed it tedious writing two or three drafts for an English composition.
   麦琪认为写一篇英语作文打两三遍草稿很烦人。

3. But in what follows, even this bit of tedious and phoney theory of causation disappears, and one finds only a mass of inexplicable events.
   接下去，他就连这点无聊的伪造的因果论也不见了，出现了一大堆莫名其妙的事变。

4. She cherished such visions from day to day, until her residence in London began to become insupportable and tedious to her.
   她日复一日地怀着这样的憧憬，直到她认为在伦敦住下去已成为一件不能忍受和令人生厌的事情了。

5. Editing test questions and typesetting examination papers is always an arduous work, which is tedious and easy to make mistake.
   编写试题、排版试卷一直以来都是一项繁重的工作。

6. Americans spend up five years of their lives in that tedious, stressful but unavoidable process known as waiting.
   美国人一生中花费在枯燥、烦闷却又躲避不掉的等待上的时间竟达五年之多。

7. To ~ a man is a tedious and uncertain labour; hanging the sure work of a minute.
   改造人是冗长而无把握的工作，绞刑则是举手之劳。

8. 'It's going to be a tedious Business, ' said the Badger, sighing.
   “事情将很难办，”獾叹了口气说。