mediocrities
[ˌmi:di:ˈɔkrɪti:z]

n.

平庸，第二流，平庸人( mediocrity的名词复数 )；

英英释义

mediocrity[ ,mi:di'ɔkrəti, ,med- ]

• n.
  • ordinariness as a consequence of being average and not outstanding

    同义词：averageness

  • a person of second-rate ability or value

    同义词：second-rater

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. It's the difference between success and mediocrity.
   这就是成功和平凡的区别。
2. You'll wind up a rich mediocrity.
   你最后会成为富有的庸才。

权威例句

Superstars and Mediocrities: Market Failure in the Discovery of Talent
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Superstars and mediocrities: A solution based on personal income taxation ☆
Amiable mediocrities and Goan militarism
Public festivals: Ritual successes, failures and mediocrities
year's catch: Masterpieces and mediocrities, The
The Year's Catch: Masterpieces and Mediocrities
If High-Flyers Refuse to Be Mums, We Shall Rear Mediocrities
The mediocrities-image as group-image in Lun xun's(鲁迅) novels
Let us hope physicians don't permit mediocrities of socialized medicine.