banal

/buh-nal, -nahl, beyn-l/US // bəˈnæl, -ˈnɑl, ˈbeɪn l //UK // (bəˈnɑːl) //

平庸的,平庸,平淡无奇,俗气

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : devoid of freshness or originality; hackneyed; trite: a banal and sophomoric treatment of courage on the frontier.

adj.commonplace

Synonyms

Especially in the later images, some, at first, appear as banal as a stranger’s family photo album.
So it is no huge surprise that No Sudden Move — a rippling, brilliant story about trusting nobody — has some seemingly banal but actually fascinating economic and cultural underpinnings pulsing in its historical backdrop.
He has a politician’s recollection for obscure names and banal anecdotes, a relentless forward propulsion and limitless confidence, a firm grasp of the political upsides and downsides of any situation.
Many are consumed by disagreements over banal things like chores, though some have managed to have impacts that last beyond their expiration dates—Zuccotti Park, for example, produced a growing national consciousness about income inequality.
Chang’s secret power is making the seemingly banal gripping, much to the pleasure of her readers.

/buh-nal, -nahl, beyn-l/US // bəˈnæl, -ˈnɑl, ˈbeɪn l //UK // (bəˈnɑːl) //

平庸的,平庸,平淡无奇,俗气

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : devoid of freshness or originality; hackneyed; trite: a banal and sophomoric treatment of courage on the frontier.

adj.commonplace

Synonyms

Especially in the later images, some, at first, appear as banal as a stranger’s family photo album.
So it is no huge surprise that No Sudden Move — a rippling, brilliant story about trusting nobody — has some seemingly banal but actually fascinating economic and cultural underpinnings pulsing in its historical backdrop.
He has a politician’s recollection for obscure names and banal anecdotes, a relentless forward propulsion and limitless confidence, a firm grasp of the political upsides and downsides of any situation.
Many are consumed by disagreements over banal things like chores, though some have managed to have impacts that last beyond their expiration dates—Zuccotti Park, for example, produced a growing national consciousness about income inequality.
Chang’s secret power is making the seemingly banal gripping, much to the pleasure of her readers.