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　　unspectacular

　　英：【ˌʌnspekˈtækjələ(r)】美：【ˌʌnspekˈtækjələr】

　　英：

　　美：

　　常见释义：

　　adj.

　　不引人注意的；普通的

　　1、

　　unspectacular

　　career ─── 平凡的事业

　　1、unspectacular career ─── 平凡的事业

　　1、

　　Unspectacular

　　though the fruits of this weeks dialogue were, a senior Treasury official defends the need for such meetings. ─── 尽管，本周对话的结果并不引人注目，但一位高级财政官员辩解道，必须召开这样的会议。

　　2、He had a steady but

　　unspectacular

　　career. ─── 他的事业稳定但平淡无奇。

　　3、What matters is that Bynum was dissatisfied by his

　　unspectacular

　　production . . . and responded by doing more work. ─── 重要的是，拜纳姆也是不满意他的表现的…并以更加努力的表现来回应。

　　4、but the group is an

　　unspectacular

　　contender in industries from telecoms to convenience stores and is now moving into carmaking. ─── 但是该集团在从电信到便利店的行业内是一个不引人注目的竞争者，并且现在正在进入汽车制造业。

　　5、Cold, dreary,

　　unspectacular

　　Denmark, where stoic locals wear sensible shoes and snack on herring sandwiches. ─── 寒冷，沉闷，不起眼的丹麦，那里的当地人淡泊明智，穿的是平底鞋和吃的是鲱鱼三明治。

　　6、arrest was entirely

　　unspectacular

　　," she said. ─── 拘捕行动完全波澜不惊。”她说。

　　7、Instead , she studied accountancy after leaving university, and a steady if

　　unspectacular

　　professional path seemed set. ─── 然而，离开大学后她学的是会计，一个平淡无奇的职业道路似乎已经铺就。

　　8、"The arrest was entirely

　　unspectacular

　　, " she said. ─── “拘捕行动完全波澜不惊。”她说。

　　9、His progress at school had been

　　unspectacular

　　compared to his brothers. ─── 他在学校取得的进步和他兄弟的相比并不突出。