mediocre是什麼意思_音標_用法_例句

簡單釋義：

adj. 平庸的；普通的；平常的

網絡 普普通通的；中等的；平凡的

完整釋義：

adj.

1.普普通通的,中等的,平庸的;〔蔑稱〕劣等的,無價值的
2.凡…俗,平庸的,平淡無奇的,普普通通的
3.普通的;平庸的
4.低劣的
5.粗俗的
6.較差的

n.

1.一般評分標準

例句：

1. One awesome gadget or tool is often better than five mediocre ones.
   一件了不起的小玩意或是工具通常比五件普通的要好。

2. This occupational image is usually what sets apart a great company from a mediocre one.
   這種職業形象往往就是大公司與一般公司的區別所在。

3. He was tired, however, and throwing off his clothes, tucked himself in his mediocre bed, and was soon fast asleep.
   他究竟是疲倦了，就脫下他的衣服，鑽進這粗俗的床里，立即睡熟了。

4. The latest signs suggest the summer slowdown was just a temporary lull in a pretty mediocre recovery.
   最新跡象表明，夏季的經濟減速只是一場普普通通的經濟復蘇過程中的一次短暫間歇。

5. The phenomenon of acclaimed performances in mediocre films is becoming something of an Oscar staple these days.
   如今，倍受稱讚的演技出現在普通影片中正逐漸成為奧斯卡的一個特色。

6. For most of us who never became concert pianists or even made it to mediocre, what was the point of learning to play the piano as a child?
   對於絕大多數像我們這樣，永遠不可能成為鋼琴家甚至是一般的演奏者的普通人來說，從小學習鋼琴的目的是什麼呢？

7. The second: not the article mediocre, no creative, in the front of the search results, title to enough attractive.
   第二：不能文章平庸，沒有創意，在搜索結果的前面時，標題要足夠的吸引人。

8. In me, I think the world lost a mediocre doctor who's heart would not be in healing – so it was no great loss.
   在我看來，我認為世界上少了一個普普通通的沒有工作熱情的醫生，實在是不值一提的小事。