banalities中文是什么意思

• (banality 的复数) n. 平凡, 陈腐

• a speech consisting mainly of banalities    有很多陈词滥调的讲话
• banalized    (banalize 的过去分词) v.使陈腐, 使庸俗
• banalit    平凡,陈腐
• banalizes    v. 使陈腐，使庸俗（banalize的第三人称单数形式）
• banalising    banalising ; vt. ; banalise的变形 ; banalise ; ['bein?,laiz] ; vt. ; [主英国英语] =banalize ; 变形： ; vt. ; banalised ; . banalising
• banalizing    v. 使陈腐，使庸俗( banalize的现在分词 )
• banalises    vt. ; [主英国英语] =banalize ; 变形： ; vt. ; banalised ; . banalising
• banalness    [网络] 平淡无味
• banalised    banalised ; vt. ; banalise的变形 ; banalise ; ['bein?,laiz] ; vt. ; [主英国英语] =banalize ; 变形： ; vt. ; banalised ; . banalising
• banals    banal ; [b?'nɑ:l; 'bein?l] ; adj. ; 陈腐的；平庸的，平凡的；老一套的；乏味的；不新鲜的 ; 近义词: ; insipid
• banalise    vt. ; [主英国英语] =banalize ; 变形： ; vt. ; banalised ; . banalising

• Frequently banality is the better parts of valor .
  老生常谈往往比大胆打破常规更为人称道。
• I couldn't believe the banality of the question
  我无法相信那个问题的庸俗。
• All of life is reduced to the common rubble of banality
  生活就只剩下平庸普通的碎石块儿
• We won't deny the banality of your " not selling " excuse
  我们不否认你那“没销路”借口确实普遍
• When asked what it meant by pollsters, most struggled, then fell back on such banalities as “ the stiff upper lip ” and “ drinking tea ”
  当民意测验专家们被问及该定义时，通常也是很犹豫，最后只好打出一些陈词滥调如“僵硬的上嘴唇”和“喝茶”等。
• Critics said " perfect bride " was both insulting to women and showed italian tv-already packed with other reality formats such as big brother and celebrity island-falling to new depths of banality
  评论说完美新娘是对女人和意大利电视台的侮辱。它与其他一些正播出的真人秀节目如老大哥和名人岛的形式如出一辙，只是更加庸俗了。
• I have to admit that the banality of the subject matter might keep potential audience away, yet, to me, what is most invaluable and unforgettable about this film is not the story, but the style of the director hur jin-ho, especially the cinematography
  不过话说回来，这样人物的性格却更贴近现实，两人不稳的情绪和关系把现代人离离合合的化学爱情表达得淋离尽致，感觉十分写实。