英语词汇“ordinary”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	ordinary
释义	Trends of ordinary View usage for: ordinary (ɔːʳdɪnri, US -neri) 1. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] Ordinary people or things are normal and not special or different in any way. I strongly suspect that most ordinary people would agree with me. It has 25 calories less than ordinary ice cream. It was just an ordinary weekend for us. Synonyms: usual, standard, normal, common More Synonyms of ordinary 2. graded adjective If you describe someone or something as ordinary, you mean they are not special or interesting in any way and may be rather dull. I'm just a very ordinary, boring normal guy. Your life since then must have seemed very ordinary. ...very ordinary, if very well made, drinking glasses, lamps and tableware. 3. See out of the ordinary More Synonyms of ordinary ordinary in British English (ˈɔːdənrɪ) adjective 1. of common or established type or occurrence 2. familiar, everyday, or unexceptional 3. uninteresting or commonplace 4. having regular or ex officio jurisdiction an ordinary judge 5. mathematics (of a differential equation) containing two variables only and derivatives of one of the variables with respect to the other nounWord forms: plural -naries 6. a common or average situation, amount, or degree (esp in the phrase out of the ordinary) 7. a normal or commonplace person or thing 8. civil law a judge who exercises jurisdiction in his or her own right 9. (usually capital) an ecclesiastic, esp a bishop, holding an office to which certain jurisdictional powers are attached 10. Roman Catholic Church a. the parts of the Mass that do not vary from day to day Compare proper (sense 13) b. a prescribed form of divine service, esp the Mass 11. the US name for penny-farthing 12. heraldry any of several conventional figures, such as the bend, the fesse, and the cross, commonly charged upon shields 13. history a clergyman who visited condemned prisoners before their death 14. British obsolete a. a meal provided regularly at a fixed price b. the inn providing such meals 15. in ordinary Word origin C16: (adj) and C13: (some n senses): ultimately from Latin ordinārius orderly, from ordō order ordinary in American English (ˈɔrdənˌɛri) nounWord forms: plural ˈordiˌnaries 1. a. an official having jurisdiction within a specified area by right of the office heor she holds; esp., a bishop having such jurisdiction within his or her own diocese b. US in some states, a judge of probate 2. British a. a set meal served regularly at the same price b. an inn, tavern, etc. where such meals are served 3. an early type of bicycle with one large wheel, and a smaller one behind 4. [often O-]; Ecclesiastical a. the form to be followed in a service b. the parts of the Mass that are fixed or relatively unvarying; common 5. Heraldry any one of the basic heraldic devices, as bend, fess, etc. adjective 6. customary; usual; regular; normal 7. a. familiar; unexceptional; common; average b. relatively poor or inferior; below average 8. having immediate, not delegated, jurisdiction, as a judge SIMILAR WORDS: ˈcommon Idioms: out of the ordinary Derived forms ordinariness (ˌordiˈnariness) noun Word origin OFr & ML: OFr ordinarie < ML(Ec) ordinarius < L, an overseer, orig., orderly, regular < ordo, order Examples of 'ordinary' in a sentence ordinary We're going to have to make our way home by more ordinary means. Jennifer Fallon TREASON KEEP (2001) He simply couldn't grasp that anybody would pay such an enormous sum of money for something that looked like an ordinary music disc. Stuart Harrison BETTER THAN THIS (2001) However, when Filris arrived an hour later, she came alone and clearly needed no help with the ordinary world. Garth Nix LIRAEL: DAUGHTER OF THE CLAYR (2001) His seemingly uncanny ability to accomplish more than an ordinary mortal could achieve would thus be explained. Elizabeth Peters LION IN THE VALLEY (2001) Word lists with ordinary heraldry In other languages ordinary British English: ordinary /ˈɔːdnrɪ/ ADJECTIVE Ordinary people or things are not special or different in any way. Most ordinary people would agree with me. American English: ordinary Arabic: عَادِيٌّ Brazilian Portuguese: comum Chinese: 普通的 Croatian: običan Czech: obyčejný Danish: almindelig Dutch: gewoon European Spanish: corriente normal Finnish: tavallinen French: ordinaire German: gewöhnlich Greek: συνηθισμένος Italian: ordinario Japanese: 普通の Korean: 보통의 Norwegian: hverdagslig Polish: zwykły European Portuguese: comum Romanian: obișnuit Russian: обычный Latin American Spanish: corriente ordinario Swedish: vanlig Thai: อย่างธรรมดา Turkish: sıradan Ukrainian: звичайний Vietnamese: bình thường Chinese translation of 'ordinary' ordinary (ˈɔːdnrɪ) adj (= everyday) 普通的 (pǔtōng de) (pej, = mediocre) 平常的 (píngcháng de) out of the ordinary (= exceptional) 非凡的 (fēifán de) 1 (adjective) in the sense of usual Definition usual or normal It was just an ordinary day for us. Synonyms usual She's smiling her usual, friendly smile. standard It was standard practice for them to advise in cases of murder. normal The two countries have resumed normal diplomatic relations. The hospital claimed they were simply following their normal procedure. common Earthquakes are fairly common in this part of the world. established settled regular Children are encouraged to make reading a regular routine. familiar They are already familiar faces on our TV screens. household typical typical pastimes such as watching films and reading conventional the cost of fuel and electricity used by a conventional system routine a series of routine medical tests stock They supply stock sizes outside the middle range. everyday an exhilarating escape from the drudgery of everyday life prevailing individuals who have gone against the prevailing opinion accustomed He took up his accustomed position at the fire. customary It is customary to offer a drink or a snack to guests. habitual He soon recovered his habitual geniality. quotidian the minutiae of their quotidian existence wonted 2 (adjective) in the sense of commonplace Definition not special or different in any way My life seems pretty ordinary compared to yours. Synonyms commonplace The practice was virtually unheard of twenty years ago, but has now become commonplace. plain We are just plain people. modest the modest home of a family who lived off the land humble He came from a fairly humble, poor background. stereotyped Listeners seem to have stereotyped ideas. pedestrian His style is so pedestrian that the book is really boring. mundane Be willing to do mundane tasks with good grace. vanilla (slang) I've just got a plain vanilla insurance policy. stale repeating stale jokes to kill the time banal The text is banal. unremarkable prosaic the aimless monotony of our prosaic everyday life run-of-the-mill humdrum trapped in a humdrum but well-paid job homespun uninteresting Why did he choose these pale, nerveless, uninteresting people? workaday an escape from the tedium of the workaday world common or garden (informal) unmemorable 3 (adjective) in the sense of average Definition dull or unexciting The food here is cheap, but very ordinary. Synonyms average I was only average academically. middling They enjoyed only middling success until 1963. fair He had a fair command of English. indifferent She had starred in several indifferent movies. not bad These are not bad for cheap shoes. mediocre His university record was mediocre. so-so (informal) Their lunch was only so-so. unremarkable tolerable (informal) Is there anywhere tolerable to eat in town? run-of-the-mill I was a run-of-the-mill kind of student. passable The meal was passable, but nothing special. undistinguished his short and undistinguished career as an art student uninspired The script was singularly uninspired. unexceptional a pretty unexceptional bunch of players bog-standard (British, Irish, slang) no great shakes (informal) The album is no great shakes. dime-a-dozen (informal) Opposites special , novel , rare , inspired , unique , unusual , impressive , extraordinary , outstanding , distinguished , superior , exceptional , notable idiom See out of the ordinary Seeeveryday Synonyms of 'ordinary' ordinary Explore 'ordinary' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of conventional Definition established by accepted usage or general agreement the cost of fuel and electricity used by a conventional system Synonyms ordinary, standard, normal, regular, usual, vanilla (slang), habitual, bog-standard (British, Irish, slang), common in the sense of customary Definition usual It is customary to offer a drink or a snack to guests. Synonyms usual, general, common, accepted, established, traditional, normal, ordinary, familiar, acknowledged, conventional, routine, everyday in the sense of everyday Definition suitable for or used on ordinary days an exhilarating escape from the drudgery of everyday life Synonyms ordinary, common, usual, familiar, conventional, routine, dull, stock, accustomed, customary, commonplace, mundane, vanilla (slang), banal, habitual, run-of-the-mill, unimaginative, workaday, unexceptional, bog-standard (British, Irish, slang), common or garden (informal), dime-a-dozen (informal), wonted in the sense of fair Definition quite large He had a fair command of English. Synonyms respectable, middling, average, reasonable, decent, acceptable, moderate, adequate, satisfactory, not bad, mediocre, so-so (informal), tolerable, passable, O.K. or okay (informal), all right in the sense of familiar Definition frequent or common They are already familiar faces on our TV screens. Synonyms well-known, household, everyday, recognized, common, stock, domestic, repeated, ordinary, conventional, routine, frequent, accustomed, customary, mundane, recognizable, common or garden (informal) in the sense of habitual Definition done regularly and repeatedly He soon recovered his habitual geniality. Synonyms customary, normal, usual, common, standard, natural, traditional, fixed, regular, ordinary, familiar, routine, accustomed, wonted in the sense of humble Definition modest and unpretentious He came from a fairly humble, poor background. Synonyms lowly, common, poor, mean, low, simple, ordinary, modest, obscure, commonplace, insignificant, unimportant, unpretentious, undistinguished, plebeian, low-born in the sense of humdrum Definition ordinary, dull, and uninteresting trapped in a humdrum but well-paid job Synonyms dull, ordinary, boring, routine, commonplace, mundane, tedious, dreary, banal, tiresome, monotonous, uneventful, uninteresting, mind-numbing, ho-hum (informal), repetitious, wearisome, unvaried in the sense of indifferent Definition of only average standard or quality She had starred in several indifferent movies. Synonyms mediocre, middling, average, fair, ordinary, moderate, insignificant, unimportant, so-so (informal), immaterial, passable, undistinguished, uninspired, of no consequence, no great shakes (informal), half-pie (New Zealand, informal) in the sense of mediocre Definition not very high quality His university record was mediocre. Synonyms second-rate, average, ordinary, indifferent, middling, pedestrian, inferior, commonplace, vanilla (slang), insignificant, so-so (informal), banal, tolerable (informal), run-of-the-mill, passable, undistinguished, uninspired, bog-standard (British, Irish, slang), no great shakes (informal), half-pie (New Zealand, informal), fair to middling (informal), meh (slang) Additional synonyms in the sense of middling Definition neither very good nor very bad They enjoyed only middling success until 1963. Synonyms mediocre, all right, indifferent, so-so (informal), unremarkable, tolerable (informal), run-of-the-mill, passable, serviceable, unexceptional, half-pie (New Zealand, informal), O.K. or okay (informal) in the sense of modest Definition not ostentatious or pretentious the modest home of a family who lived off the land Synonyms simple, homely, small, ordinary, plain, humble, low-cost, inexpensive, unpretentious, unostentatious, unimposing in the sense of mundane Definition everyday, ordinary, and therefore not very interesting Be willing to do mundane tasks with good grace. Synonyms ordinary, routine, commonplace, banal, everyday, day-to-day, vanilla (slang), prosaic, humdrum, workaday in the sense of no great shakes The album is no great shakes. Synonyms unexceptional, mediocre, not very good, rubbish, pedestrian, crap (slang), indifferent, unremarkable, run-of-the-mill, uninspiring, undistinguished, unimpressive, nothing to write home about (informal), half-pie (New Zealand, informal) in the sense of normal Definition usual, regular, or typical The two countries have resumed normal diplomatic relations.The hospital claimed they were simply following their normal procedure. Synonyms usual, common, standard, average, natural, regular, ordinary, acknowledged, typical, conventional, routine, accustomed, habitual, run-of-the-mill in the sense of not bad Definition fairly good These are not bad for cheap shoes. Synonyms O.K. or okay, fine, middling, average, fair, all right, acceptable, moderate, adequate, respectable, satisfactory, so-so, tolerable (informal), passable, fair to middling (informal) in the sense of passable Definition adequate or acceptable The meal was passable, but nothing special. Synonyms adequate, middling, average, fair, all right, ordinary, acceptable, moderate, fair enough, mediocre, so-so (informal), tolerable, not too bad, allowable, presentable, admissible, unexceptional, half-pie (New Zealand, informal) in the sense of pedestrian Definition dull or commonplace His style is so pedestrian that the book is really boring. Synonyms dull, flat, ordinary, boring, commonplace, mundane, mediocre, plodding, banal, prosaic, run-of-the-mill, humdrum, unimaginative, uninteresting, uninspired, ho-hum (informal), no great shakes (informal), half-pie (New Zealand, informal) in the sense of plain Definition lowly, esp. in social rank or education We are just plain people. Synonyms ordinary, homely, common, simple, modest, everyday, commonplace, lowly, unaffected, unpretentious, frugal, workaday in the sense of prevailing Definition widespread individuals who have gone against the prevailing opinion Synonyms widespread, general, established, popular, common, set, current, usual, ordinary, fashionable, in style, customary, prevalent, in vogue, preponderating, dominant, influential Additional synonyms in the sense of prosaic Definition lacking imagination the aimless monotony of our prosaic everyday life Synonyms dull, ordinary, boring, routine, flat, dry, everyday, tame, pedestrian, commonplace, mundane, matter-of-fact, stale, banal, uninspiring, humdrum, trite, unimaginative, hackneyed, workaday, vapid in the sense of quotidian Definition commonplace the minutiae of their quotidian existence Synonyms regular, ordinary, routine, everyday, common, customary, commonplace, habitual in the sense of regular Definition following a set rule or normal practice Children are encouraged to make reading a regular routine. Synonyms normal, common, established, usual, ordinary, typical, routine, everyday, customary, commonplace, habitual, unvarying in the sense of routine Definition relating to or characteristic of routine a series of routine medical tests Synonyms usual, standard, normal, customary, ordinary, familiar, typical, conventional, everyday, habitual, workaday, wonted in the sense of run-of-the-mill Definition ordinary or average I was a run-of-the-mill kind of student. Synonyms ordinary, middling, average, fair, modest, commonplace, common, vanilla (informal), mediocre, banal, tolerable (informal), passable, undistinguished, unimpressive, unexciting, unexceptional, bog-standard (British, Irish, slang), no great shakes (informal), dime-a-dozen (informal) in the sense of so-so Definition neither good nor bad Their lunch was only so-so. Synonyms average, middling, fair, ordinary, moderate, adequate, respectable, indifferent, not bad (informal), tolerable, run-of-the-mill, passable, undistinguished, fair to middling (informal), O.K. or okay (informal) in the sense of stale Definition uninteresting from having been done or seen too many times repeating stale jokes to kill the time Synonyms unoriginal, banal, trite, common, flat, stereotyped, commonplace, worn-out, antiquated, threadbare, old hat, insipid, hackneyed, overused, repetitious, platitudinous, cliché-ridden in the sense of standard Definition of a usual, medium, or accepted kind It was standard practice for them to advise in cases of murder. Synonyms usual, normal, customary, set, stock, average, popular, basic, regular, typical, prevailing, orthodox, staple, one-size-fits-all in the sense of stereotyped Listeners seem to have stereotyped ideas. Synonyms unoriginal, stock, standard, tired, conventional, played out, stale, banal, standardized, mass-produced, corny (slang), threadbare, trite, hackneyed, overused, platitudinous, cliché-ridden in the sense of stock Definition staple They supply stock sizes outside the middle range. Synonyms regular, traditional, usual, basic, ordinary, conventional, staple, customary Additional synonyms in the sense of tolerable Definition fairly good Is there anywhere tolerable to eat in town? Synonyms fair, O.K. or okay (informal), middling, average, all right, ordinary, acceptable, reasonable, good enough, adequate, indifferent, not bad (informal), mediocre, so-so (informal), run-of-the-mill, passable, unexceptional, fairly good, fair to middling in the sense of typical Definition being or serving as a representative example of a particular type typical pastimes such as watching films and reading Synonyms archetypal, standard, model, normal, classic, stock, essential, representative, usual, conventional, regular, characteristic, orthodox, signature, indicative, illustrative, archetypical, stereotypical in the sense of undistinguished Definition not particularly good or bad his short and undistinguished career as an art student Synonyms ordinary, mediocre, unremarkable, everyday, pedestrian, indifferent, commonplace, vanilla (informal), so-so (informal), prosaic, run-of-the-mill, unimpressive, unexciting, unexceptional, no great shakes (informal), nothing to write home about (informal) in the sense of unexceptional Definition usual, ordinary, or normal a pretty unexceptional bunch of players Synonyms ordinary, mediocre, unremarkable, normal, usual, conventional, pedestrian, commonplace, insignificant, run-of-the-mill, undistinguished, unimpressive, bog-standard (British, Irish, slang), common or garden (informal), no great shakes (informal), nothing to write home about (informal) in the sense of uninspired Definition not particularly good or exciting The script was singularly uninspired. Synonyms unexciting, banal, unimaginative, stock, ordinary, dull, indifferent, commonplace, vanilla (informal), stale, prosaic, uninspiring, humdrum, uninteresting, unoriginal in the sense of uninteresting Definition boring or dull Why did he choose these pale, nerveless, uninteresting people? Synonyms boring, dull, tedious, flat, dry, commonplace, dreary, drab, tiresome, monotonous, uninspiring, humdrum, uneventful, mind-numbing, unexciting, ho-hum (informal), wearisome, unenjoyable, as dry as dust in the sense of vanilla Definition ordinary or conventional I've just got a plain vanilla insurance policy. Synonyms ordinary, standard, regular, common, stock, simple, normal, typical, conventional, routine, everyday, down-to-earth, workaday, bog-standard (informal) in the sense of wonted Synonyms customary, common, normal, regular, usual, familiar, conventional, frequent, accustomed, habitual in the sense of workaday Definition commonplace or ordinary an escape from the tedium of the workaday world Synonyms ordinary, common, familiar, practical, routine, everyday, commonplace, mundane, prosaic, run-of-the-mill, humdrum, bog-standard (British, Irish, slang)
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