vacuous

释义

adj.空虚的; 愚蠢的; 茫然若失的; 无聊的

词态变化

副词 :   vacuously ; 名词 :   vacuousness ;

实用场景例句

Male models are often unfairly labeled as vacuous, but this stereotype is far from accurate.

男模特儿常常被不公平地贴上愚蠢的标签，但这种刻板印象远非事实。

金山词霸

Thoughtless comments by an unidentified analyst mirrored the usual vacuous statements.

一位不明身份的分析师发表的轻率言论反映了常见的空洞言论。

金山词霸

a vacuous remark

空洞的评论

金山词霸

Both are equally remote and vacuous.

二者都同样是遥远和空虚的.

辞典例句

His eyes looked dull, almost vacuous.

他看上去目光呆滞, 茫然若失.

辞典例句

We would be satisfied with any draft document, however vacuous.

我们对任何草案都会感到满意, 即使草案的内容非常空洞也无所谓.

辞典例句

In return, he offered cuts in industrial tariffs that were, if anything, even more vacuous.

作为回报, 他就工业关税减免, 如果有区别, 那就是更加空洞.

期刊摘选

Happiness purifies our soul, and pales those who are materialistically prosperous yet spiritually vacuous.

幸福净化灵魂, 并让那些在物质上富足,然精神却很空洞的人黯然失色.

期刊摘选

Therefore, to avoid a vacuous academic talk, ethical misconduct cannot be treated with vague academic parlance.

因此, 为了避免空洞的学术性议论, 对科学道德规范中的明知故犯不能用含糊不清的学术议论进行对待.

期刊摘选

He has swapped talk of plain " rupture " for the vacuous " tranquil rupture ".

他将空洞无物的“平静决裂”替换为清晰明了的 “ 决裂 ”.

期刊摘选

Male models are not always so vacuous as they are made out to be.

男模特儿并不总像人们说的那样愚蠢。

辞典例句

英英释义

Adjective

1. complacently or inanely foolish

2. devoid of significance or point;

"empty promises"

"a hollow victory"

"vacuous comments"