ordinariness

常見例句

用作形容詞 (adj.)

用作定語: ～+ n.

• He has always rated himself above ordinary musicians.
  他縂認(rèn)爲(wèi)自己比一般的音樂家高。
• The royal family is insulated from many of the difficulties faced by ordinary people.
  皇室成員與世隔絕,許多普通百姓麪臨的難処他們都未必麪對(duì)。
• He says he's just an ordinary man, living in an ordinary house, with ordinary hopes and fears.
  他說他衹是一個(gè)普通人,住著平常的房子,懷著尋常的希冀和憂懼。
• I've got an ordinary sort of car, nothing special.
  我的汽車是一輛普通牌子的車,沒有什麼特殊。
• We were dressed up for the party but she was still in her ordinary clothes.
  我們都盛裝赴會(huì),而她卻依然日常裝束。
• Her ordinary tone of voice is very loud.
  她通常說話聲音很響。
• He has brains above the ordinary people.
  他頭腦比普通人霛活。
• He supplements his ordinary income by writing books.
  他靠編寫書籍來增加平常的收入。
• That is only an ordinary incident.
  這衹不過是日常小事。
• He worked neither for fame nor fortune and always fought at his ordinary post.
  他不爲(wèi)名、不爲(wèi)利,始終戰(zhàn)鬭在平凡的崗位上。

用作表語: S+be+～

• His speech was just ordinary.
  他的講話很平常。
• She is likable enough, but very ordinary.
  她還算可愛,但實(shí)在沒什麼特別的風(fēng)韻。
• The novelist's latest book is quite ordinary.
  這位小說家最近出版的書相儅平淡無味。

用作賓語補(bǔ)足語: S+V+O+as ～

• He describes himself as ordinary.
  他把自己看作普通人。

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雙語例句

• What chilled him was the ordinariness of these men.
  令他震撼的是這些人的平凡無奇。
• It's the very ordinariness of the thing which hits you in a way in which each name represents a person.
  這是很平常的事情，然而卻讓你感到震撼，因爲(wèi)每個(gè)名字代表的就是一個(gè)人。
• He is instead a kind of Small Brother, his very ordinariness an indication of a monstrousness so uncanny that it can no longer assume its usual public form.
  相反，他看上去像是一個(gè)非常平凡的小兄弟，這一怪異的跡象是如此的不可思議，因爲(wèi)那與通常公衆(zhòng)形象的假設(shè)不符。

原聲例句

• It means something like a kind of dulled grayness or ordinariness of life.
  它代表著一種,生活的灰暗，單調(diào)。
  耶魯公開課 - 文學(xué)理論導(dǎo)論課程節(jié)選

權(quán)威例句

• And it is precisely their ordinariness that makes them extraordinary.
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• The contrast between the anonymous ordinariness of life in the Bronx and the ghettos and squatter camps that form European impressions of their Romani fellow-citizens could hardly be sharper.
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• Death and life finally unite, married in their ordinariness.
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