| 单词 | unremarkable |
| 释义 | unremarkable (ʌnrɪmɑːʳkəbəl ) adjective If you describe someone or something as unremarkable, you mean that they are very ordinary, without many exciting, original, or attractive qualities. ...a tall, lean man, with an unremarkable face. ...a rather unremarkable town in North Wales. Collocations: fairly unremarkable But it was a false alarm - that winter was fairly unremarkable. Times, Sunday Times However, the rest of that winter was fairly unremarkable. Times, Sunday Times So, for instance, we've heard that this summer was the warmest for seven years, but otherwise was fairly unremarkable. Times, Sunday Times Its flight of glass steps would look fairly unremarkable in another situation. Times,Sunday Times Last winter was fairly unremarkable but the big surprise came in spring. Times, Sunday Times Translations: Chinese: 普通的 Japanese: 目立たない |
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