英语词汇“jejune”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	jejune
释义	je·june \jə̇ˈjün, (ˈ)jē\|jün\ adjective Etymology: Latin jejunus 1. obsolete : lacking food : hungry 2. : inadequate to nourish the body or relieve hunger : wanting nutritive value < the jejune diets of the very poor > 3. a. : devoid of interest or significance : dull, flat, inane, vapid < the lectures … seemed jejune and platitudinous — John Buchan > < literary history without evaluative criteria becomes jejune and sterile — C.I.Glicksberg > b. : giving evidence of lack of experience or information < a singularly brief, all too jejune, note on the historical events that occasioned the document — Times Literary Supplement > < not appointed because they are qualified in investment or economics, but their comments on such matters need not be jejune — Economist > c. : immature, juvenile, puerile < the jejune behavior of an adolescent boy > < jejune remarks on world affairs by one who possessed no relevant knowledge > Synonyms: see insipid
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