mediocrities

mediocrities

美 [?midi?ɑkr?ti] 　英 [?mi?di??kr?ti]

• n.普通；平庸；平平常常的才能；平凡的人
• 網絡平庸之才；平庸平凡；碌碌無為

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例句

The interior ministry, run by a series of APRA mediocrities, has failed to stop Peru from becoming the world's biggest cocaine exporter.

內政部由秘魯革新黨的一群平庸之才掌管，未能阻止秘魯淪為世界最大的可卡因出口國。

They seemed to be a drab assortment of mediocrities.

他們看起來像一批毫不起眼的碌碌庸才。

His successor cannot be found among what Lord Rosebery, a prime minister in Queen Victoria's time, called "the mediocrities of the House" .

他的繼任者可不能從維多利亞女王時代的首相羅貝里斯勛爵所稱的“議會中的平庸之輩”中選取。

While learning through post-natal thinking turns out mediocrities, learning through innate thinking turns out geniuses.

后天思維學習方式培養出來的是庸才，先天思維學習方式培養出來的是天才。

This is much better than hoping the present collection of bureaucratic mediocrities will somehow get it right, by dumb luck.

這好過指望現今這一批官僚的庸才僅靠運氣稀里糊涂地把事情做好。

To be sure, tenure can protect the careers of some mediocrities.

毫無疑問的一點是，終身職位制度可以保住一些平庸之輩的飯碗。

Ridicule is the tribute paid to the genius by the mediocrities.

奚落是庸才對天才的頌歌。

Ridicule is the tribute paid to genius by mediocrities.

嘲弄，是平庸獻給天才的頌詞。