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mediocrity

/ˌmiː.diˈɒk.rɪ.ti/

翻译: 指平庸、普通的状态或品质,缺乏出众的能力或显著特点;也可指能力平庸的人。

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词语关系

noun

/ˌmiː.diˈɒk.rɪ.ti/C1formal
  • zh指平庸、普通的状态或品质,缺乏出众的能力或显著特点;也可指能力平庸的人。

A noun referring to the state or quality of being average or ordinary, lacking exceptional ability or distinction; it can also refer to a person of only moderate or second-rate ability.

  1. State of being averageB2formal

    The quality of being ordinary or average, lacking exceptional qualities or distinction.

    zh平庸

    • The company's culture of mediocrity discouraged innovation.
    • He was frustrated by the mediocrity of the work produced.
    • She refused to settle for mediocrity in her career.

    同义词averagenesscommonplacenessmodestyordinariness

    反义词distinctionexcellencegreatnesssuperiority

  2. Unremarkable personB2formal

    A person who is of average or below-average ability, skill, or value.

    zh平庸之辈

    • The team was full of mediocrities who never pushed themselves.
    • He was dismissed as a mere mediocrity by the critics.
    • The manager surrounded himself with mediocrities to avoid competition.

    同义词lightweightnobodynonentitysecond-rater

    反义词achievergeniusluminaryparagonprodigyvirtuoso

词形
  • mediocrities plural form
  • mediocrities' possessive plural form
  • mediocrity's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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