Uneventful Meaning in English
word
ˌəniˈvɛntfəɫ
uhn-ee-VENT-fuhl
ʌnɪvˈɛntfəl
un-iv-ENT-fuhl
释义
Describes a period of time when nothing unusual, exciting, or important happens.
用法与细微差别
'Uneventful' is neutral to slightly negative—suggesting boredom or relief that nothing bad happened. Often used for days, trips, flights, or meetings. Common collocations: 'an uneventful day,' 'the flight was uneventful.'
Spanish: sin incidentes - tranquiloPortuguese (BR): sem incidentes - tranquiloPortuguese (PT): sem incidentes - tranquiloChinese (Simplified): 平淡无事的 - 无波无澜的Chinese (Traditional): 平淡無事的 - 無波無瀾的Hindi: बिना किसी घटना के - शांतArabic: هادئ - بدون أحداث مهمةBengali: নিঃঘণ্ট - সাধারণ - পরিবর্তনহীনRussian: ничем не примечательный - спокойныйJapanese: 平穏な - 何も起こらなかったVietnamese: không có gì đặc biệt - yên ảKorean: 별일 없는 - 평온한Turkish: olaysız - sakinUrdu: بےواقعہ - معمولی - بغیر کسی خاص واقعے کےIndonesian: tidak ada kejadian penting - tenang
例句
My weekend was uneventful.
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It was an uneventful flight.
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The meeting was uneventful and ended early.
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Honestly, it was a pretty uneventful night—nothing much happened.
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After all the excitement last week, I was glad for an uneventful day.
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The road trip was long but pretty uneventful, which was a relief.
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