platitude是什么意思

音标:英 [ˈplætɪtju:d]美 [ˈplætɪtu:d]

单调, 平凡, 陈腐, 陈词滥调

a trite or obvious remark

platitude的用法和例句：

1. Joseph. I don't want your platitudes.

约瑟 我不想听你的陈词滥调

2. Emotional platitudes are not what I was hoping for.

这些陈词滥调可不是我想听到的

3. I don't need platitudes from an eightyearold.

才8岁的小屁孩少来教训我

4. A gentleman does not trade in such pedestrian platitudes.

真正的绅士不会说这种陈腔滥调

5. I just I can't deal with people's platitudes right now.

我只是现在不想听人们安慰的陈词滥调

6. I care deeply about what you think, which is why I'm not interested in the platitudes that you're writing.

我很在乎你的想法 所以我对你写的那些陈词滥调不感兴趣

7. You toss around platitudes like it's confetti at new year's.

你还真是什么好词都用上了

8. The rubber has met the road, and I haven't the faintest clue on how to deliver on my own platitude.

问题已经出现了 而我对该怎样 信守诺言解决问题毫无头绪