tedious
/'ti:diәs/
📖 中文释义
- a. 沉闷的, 冗长乏味的
💬 双语例句
If we have learned one thing from the last four years, it is that the European Union lacks the capacity to act decisively. With 28 member countries, decision-making processes are tedious and time-consuming.
如果我们可以从过去四年学到什么,那就是欧盟缺少果断行动力。 欧盟有28个成员国,其决策过程琐碎又冗长。 共同利益很难界定,导致分担协议难产。 有些国家比其他国家更迫切地需要行动。
As was true in previous industrial revolutions, human beings may be freed from much “tedious” work. There will be no need for cashiers, call operators, and toll collectors, for example, and less need for accountants, travel or financial advisers, drivers, and many others.
第三个问题是进一步自动化的就业效应。 在前几次工业革命期间,人类从非常“繁琐”的工作中得到了解放。 比如,收银员、电话操作员、计票员都会消失,会计师、旅行或财务顾问、司机和其他工种的需求也会大大减少。
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🔗 常用搭配
📘 English Definition(英文释义)
- s so lacking in interest as to cause mental weariness
- s using or containing too many words