ordinary mediocrities 平庸之人
intellectual mediocrities 平庸的知识分子
artistic mediocrities 艺术水平一般的人
surrounded by mediocrities 被平庸之人包围
avoid mediocrities 避免平庸
1. The team wanted to hire talented people instead of mediocrities.
这个团队希望雇用有才华的人，而不是平庸之人。
2. The book critic described the novels as works created by mediocrities.
书评家认为这些小说是平庸者创作的作品。
3. Great leaders often encourage people to move beyond mediocrities.
优秀的领导者经常鼓励人们超越平庸。
A: Why did the company change its hiring strategy?
A：为什么公司改变了招聘策略？
B: They wanted to find creative people instead of accepting mediocrities.
B：他们想寻找有创造力的人，而不是接受平庸者。
1) 指能力、表现或成就普通，没有突出特点的人。
2) 可指质量一般、缺乏创新性的作品或成果。
3) 常含贬义，用来批评缺少卓越表现的对象。
1. 平庸的人；普通能力的人。
e.g. The school aims to develop excellence, not mediocrities.
这所学校致力于培养优秀人才，而不是平庸之人。
2. 平庸的事物；质量一般的作品或成果。
e.g. The market is full of mediocrities that lack originality.
市场上充满了缺乏原创性的普通作品。
noun
1. People or things that are of only average quality and do not show special ability, talent, or originality.
2. Persons who are considered ordinary and not outstanding.
Synonym: average people, ordinary people, underachievers