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1 jejune
adj. \/dʒɪˈdʒuːn\/ ( litterært)1) overfladisk2) barnslig, naiv3) (spes. overført) mager, tynn, tørr, fattig4) gold, ufruktbar -
2 banal
1. a банальный; пошлый2. a ист. общинный; обязательный для всех подвластных феодалуСинонимический ряд:1. dull (adj.) boring; common; commonplace; dull; fatuous; hackneyed; mediocre; old hat; ordinary; prosaic; stale; stock; trite2. insipid (adj.) bland; driveling; flat; inane; innocuous; insipid; jejune; milk-and-water; namby-pamby; sapless; swashy; vapid; waterish; watery; wishy-washy3. tired (adj.) bathetic; bromidic; musty; platitudinous; shop-worn; stereotyped; stereotypic; threadbare; timeworn; tired; warmed-over; worn-outАнтонимический ряд:
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