unspectacular

基本解释

• adj. 不引人注意的；普通的

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英汉例句

双语例句

• “The arrest was entirely unspectacular, ” she said.
  “拘捕行动完全波澜不惊。” 她说。
• This example is unspectacular but serves as a proof-of-concept.
  这个示例并不引人注意，但是提供了概念证明。
• Nonetheless, with euro-zone growth steady but unspectacular, and unemployment still stubbornly stuck above 8%, Mr Trichet would clearly prefer not to have to raise rates again in the near future.
  尽管如此，欧元区的经济依然在悄无声息的增长，而失业率依然不依不饶地高于8％，因此，在最近一段时间，特里谢明显不会再次升息。

原声例句

• After decades of relatively unspectacular growth, compared to the east Asian economies, India's economy suddenly took off three or four years ago, growing at 8% or more a year.
  经历了几十年的相对高速发展后，与其他东亚经济体相比，印度经济三或四年前突然开始腾飞,以每年8%甚至超过%,8%的速度增长。
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权威例句

• South Africa's future may well be unspectacular—neither miraculous nor catastrophic, more an ungainly muddling through.
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英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• If you describe something as unspectacular, you mean that it is rather dull and not remarkable in any way.