uninteresting的意思|uninteresting的解释-里氏词典

uninteresting ['ʌn'intristiŋ]

a. 引不起兴趣的, 无趣味的, 乏味的

uninteresting

[ adj ]

<adj.all>

a very uninteresting account of her trip

characteristic or suggestive of an institution especially in being uniform or dull or unimaginative

<adj.all>

institutional food

"Yet he has never written an uninteresting sentence."
I don't believe there are that many good parts for men either. It's just that even with bad parts in uninteresting films the focus is on the man's problems.
I arrived on Sunday, checked into my hotel, found a ton of uninteresting paper and nine baseball caps from sponsors such as Coca-Cola and Con Edison.
The rest of the news was that the dances and the dancers looked anxious but uninteresting, and dragging Klimt's name into these goings-on was an insult to the fair name of Viennese painting. Mauricio Wainrot's Swing the Cat ended the evening.
He was a pianist who was congenitally incapable of being uninteresting, but sometimes his illogicality and wilfulness are hard to follow.
Anyway, this amazingly prolific contemporary of Bach and Handel composed more than 3,000 pieces, a bounty for the Telemann fan and a distinctly uninteresting fact for those who prefer Mozart, Beethoven or Brahms.
The problem is the material, which is, simply, uninteresting.
In any event, after a not uninteresting inquiry into this emerging issue, the Post raised some disconcerting questions: "If the economy sickens, could the ranks of panhandlers everywhere do anything but grow?
Perhaps unsurprisingly, this richly varied and not uninteresting show is muddled and, for an exhibition about things European, depressingly parochial. Too much is taken aboard.

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