platitudes
英 [p'lætɪtju:dz] 美 [p'lætɪtjudz]

n.

平常的话，老生常谈，陈词滥调( platitude的名词复数 )；滥套子；

英英释义

platitude[ 'plætitju:d ]

• n.a trite or obvious remark

  同义词：clichebanalitycommonplacebromide

双语例句

1. He delivered a long prose full of platitudes.
   他发表了一篇充满陈词滥调的文章。
2. The speaker seems to have no original ideas; his speech was full of platitudes.
   ＂演讲人似乎没有什么独到的见解，他的讲话充满了陈词滥调。＂
3. We shall have to listen to more platitudes about the dangers of overspending.
   我们又得再听一通超支危害的陈词滥调了。

权威例句

Platitudes in allergy--based on the example of the euro
Platitudes and attitudes: a minimalist conception of belief
Getting past platitudes: Factors limiting accommodation in public relations
From piety to platitudes to pork: the changing politics of health workforce policy
Public Platitudes and Hidden Tensions: Racial Climates at Predominantly White Liberal Arts Colleges
Not much more than platitudes? A critical look at the utility of applicant reactions research ☆
Policy, polemics, platitudes, parenthood, and preaching to the choir [all meant in the best possible way]
A dead weight of platitudes: the clash of satirical achievement and intrusive moralising in Susan Ferrier's Marriage
Administering Targeted Social Programs in Latin America: From Platitudes to Practice
The responsibility to protect in international political discourse: encouraging statement of intent or illusory platitudes?