trivial 音标拼音: [tr'ɪviəl]
a . 琐细的,日常的,轻微的,平常的
琐细的,日常的,轻微的,平常的
trivial adj 1 : (
informal )
small and of little importance ; "
a fiddling sum of money "; "
a footling gesture "; "
our worries are lilliputian compared with those of countries that are at war "; "
a little (
or small )
matter "; "
a dispute over niggling details "; "
limited to petty enterprises ";
"
piffling efforts "; "
giving a police officer a free meal may be against the law ,
but it seems to be a picayune infraction " [
synonym : {
fiddling }, {
footling }, {
lilliputian },
{
little }, {
niggling }, {
piddling }, {
piffling }, {
petty },
{
picayune }, {
trivial }]
2 :
of little substance or significance ; "
a few superficial editorial changes "; "
only trivial objections " [
synonym :
{
superficial }, {
trivial }]
3 :
concerned with trivialities ; "
a trivial young woman "; "
a trivial mind "
Trivial \
Triv "
i *
al \,
a . [
L .
trivialis ,
properly ,
that is in ,
or belongs to ,
the crossroads or public streets ;
hence ,
that may be found everywhere ,
common ,
fr .
trivium a place where three roads meet ,
a crossroad ,
the public street ;
tri - (
see {
Tri -})
via a way :
cf .
F .
trivial .
See {
Voyage }.]
1 .
Found anywhere ;
common . [
Obs .]
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2 .
Ordinary ;
commonplace ;
trifling ;
vulgar .
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As a scholar ,
meantime ,
he was trivial ,
and incapable of labor . --
De Quincey .
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3 .
Of little worth or importance ;
inconsiderable ;
trifling ;
petty ;
paltry ;
as ,
a trivial subject or affair .
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The trivial round ,
the common task . --
Keble .
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4 .
Of or pertaining to the trivium .
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{
Trivial name } (
Nat .
Hist .),
the specific name .
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Trivial \
Triv "
i *
al \,
n .
One of the three liberal arts forming the trivium . [
Obs .]
--
Skelton .
Wood .
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111 Moby Thesaurus words for "
trivial ":
Mickey ,
NG ,
airy ,
ankle -
deep ,
asinine ,
base ,
bickering ,
captious ,
casual ,
catchpenny ,
caviling ,
cheap ,
choplogic ,
cursory ,
deficient ,
depthless ,
empty ,
epidermal ,
equivocatory ,
evasive ,
fatuous ,
few ,
flimsy ,
foolish ,
footling ,
fribble ,
fribbling ,
frivolous ,
frothy ,
futile ,
good -
for -
naught ,
good -
for -
nothing ,
hairsplitting ,
hedging ,
idle ,
imperfect ,
inadequate ,
inane ,
incompetent ,
inconsequential ,
inconsiderable ,
insignificant ,
insufficient ,
jejune ,
junk ,
junky ,
knee -
deep ,
light ,
little ,
logic -
chopping ,
low ,
maladroit ,
meager ,
mean ,
measly ,
mediocre ,
miniature ,
minor ,
negligible ,
nit -
picking ,
no great shakes ,
no -
account ,
no -
good ,
not comparable ,
not deep ,
not in it ,
not worth having ,
not worth mentioning ,
not worthwhile ,
nugacious ,
nugatory ,
on the surface ,
otiose ,
out of it ,
paltering ,
petty ,
picayune ,
picayunish ,
pussyfooting ,
quibbling ,
shabby ,
shallow ,
shallow -
rooted ,
shoal ,
shoddy ,
shoestring ,
short ,
shuffling ,
silly ,
skin -
deep ,
slender ,
slight ,
small ,
small -
beer ,
superficial ,
surface ,
thin ,
tiny ,
trashy ,
trichoschistic ,
trifling ,
trite ,
unimportant ,
unprofound ,
unskillful ,
vacuous ,
vain ,
valueless ,
vapid ,
windy ,
worthless
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