stereotyped

• 形容某事物基于对某一类人或事物固定、简化且常带偏见的看法或印象。

Describes something that is based on a fixed, oversimplified, and often biased image or idea of a particular type of person or thing.

1. Lacking originalityB2formal

   Conforming to a fixed, oversimplified, and often biased pattern or image.

   刻板的

   • The movie was criticized for its stereotyped portrayal of scientists.
   • His speech was full of stereotyped phrases about success.
   • Stereotyped gender roles are still common in some cultures.

   同义词conventionalformulaichackneyedstocktriteunoriginal

   反义词creativefreshimaginativeinnovativenoveloriginalunconventional

2. Fixed and unoriginalB2formal

   Used to describe something that is predictable and lacks creativity.

   刻板的

   • The characters in the novel were stereotyped and boring.
   • She avoided using stereotyped expressions in her writing.
   • The advertisement relied on stereotyped images of family life.

   同义词conventionalformulaichackneyedpredictablestocktriteunoriginal

   反义词creativefreshimaginativeinnovativeinventivenoveloriginalunconventionalunique

• 动词，指对人或群体形成固定、简化且常带偏见的看法或形象。

A verb used to indicate the act of forming a fixed, oversimplified, and often biased idea or image of a person or group.

1. Classify or treat according to a fixed ideaB2formal

   To assign a fixed, oversimplified, and often unfair image or idea to a person or group.

   刻板化

   • We should not stereotype people based on their nationality.
   • The media often stereotypes certain professions in movies.
   • It is harmful to stereotype individuals without knowing them.

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