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tr['plætɪtjʊːd]1 tópico, lugar nombre masculino comúnplatitude ['plæt̬ə.tu:d, -.tju:d] n: lugar m común, perogrullada fn.• chabacanería s.f.• perogrullada s.f.• trivialidad s.f.'plætətuːdnoun lugar m común, tópico m['plætɪtjuːd]N tópico m, lugar m comúnit is a platitude to say that... — es un tópico decir que...
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nounбанальность, плоскость, пошлостьSyn:truism* * *(n) банальность; бесцветность; заурядность; общие разговоры; общие фразы; плоскость; пошлость; серость* * *банальность, избитость, плоскость, пошлость* * *[plat·i·tude || 'plætɪtuːd /-tjuːd] n. банальность, плоскость, пошлость* * ** * *банальность, избитость -
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nounനിസ്സാരഭാഷണം -
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1. n банальность, плоскость, пошлость2. n бесцветность, серость, заурядностьСинонимический ряд:1. clichй (noun) bromide; clichй; motto; old song; proverb; saying; stereotype; triviality; truism2. commonplace (noun) banality; cliche; commonplace; prosaicism; prosaism; rubber stamp; shibboleth; tag3. triteness (noun) dullness; flatness; inanity; insipidity; monotony; plainness; triteness; vapidity -
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[plaetitju:d]nounplitkost, puhlost, suhoparnost, puhla fraza, prazna beseda -
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Синонимический ряд:1. mustiness (noun) mustiness; threadbareness; tiredness2. platitude (noun) banality; bromide; clichй; commonplace; ordinary thing; platitude; trite phrase; triviality; truism -
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noun(Chem.) Bromsalz, das* * *bro·mide[ˈbrəʊmaɪd, AM ˈbroʊ-]n* * *['brəʊmaɪd]n2) (fig: platitude) Plattitüde f, Allgemeinplatz m* * *bromide [ˈbrəʊmaıd] s1. CHEM, PHARM Bromid n:2. figb) Gemeinplatz m, Plattheit f* * *noun(Chem.) Bromsalz, das -
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nounтрюизмSyn:bromide, platitude, sawAnt:witticism* * *(n) азбучная истина; трюизм* * ** * *[tru·ism || 'truːɪzm] n. прописная истина, трюизм* * ** * *трюизм -
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1. noun 2. adjectivenichtssagend, banal [Bemerkung, Buch]; alltäglich [Angelegenheit, Ereignis]* * *adjective (very ordinary and uninteresting: commonplace remarks.) uninteressant* * *ˈcom·mon·placeI. adj1. (normal) alltäglich, normal▪ to be \commonplace gang und gäbe sein* * *A s1. Gemeinplatz m, Binsenwahrheit f, Platitüde f2. Alltäglichkeit f, Abgedroschenheit f pej3. alltägliche (uninteressante) Sachecommonplace book Kollektaneenbuch nB adj alltäglich, Alltags…, abgedroschen pej, präd auch gang und gäbe* * *1. noun 2. adjectivenichtssagend, banal [Bemerkung, Buch]; alltäglich [Angelegenheit, Ereignis]* * *n.Gemeinplatz m. -
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adjective (very ordinary and uninteresting: commonplace remarks.) común, corrientetr['kɒmənpleɪs]1 común, corriente1 (platitude) lugar nombre masculino común, tópicocommonplace ['kɑmən.pleɪs] adj: común, ordinario: cliché m, tópico madj.• ordinario, -a adj.• trillado, -a adj.• trivial adj.n.• cosa común u ordinaria s.f.• lugar común s.m.• trivialidad s.f.• tópico s.m.
I 'kɑːmənpleɪs, 'kɒmənpleɪsa) ( ordinary) común, corrienteb) ( trite) banal, trillado
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a) ( common occurrence) cosa f frecuente or común or corrienteb) ( platitude) lugar m común, tópico m['kɒmǝnpleɪs]1.ADJ (=normal) común, normal, corriente; pej vulgar, ordinarioit is commonplace to see this sort of thing — es frecuente or corriente ver este tipo de cosas
2.N (=event) cosa f común y corriente; (=statement) tópico m, lugar m común* * *
I ['kɑːmənpleɪs, 'kɒmənpleɪs]a) ( ordinary) común, corrienteb) ( trite) banal, trillado
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1. n плоскостность, ровность2. n безвкусица; банальность3. n скука, вялость4. n решительность, прямота, категоричность5. n воен. настильность; пологостьСинонимический ряд:1. blandness (noun) blandness; innocuousness; vapidness; wateriness; wishy-washiness2. colorlessness (noun) colorlessness; drabness; lifelessness; prosiness3. distastefulness (noun) distastefulness; tastelessness4. downrightness (noun) downrightness; indubitableness5. dryness (noun) banalities'; colourlessness; dryness; flavourlessness; inanities'; insipidness6. dullness (noun) blindness; deadness; dimness; dullness7. levelness (noun) evenness; flushness; levelness; smoothness8. poorness (noun) destituteness; impecuniousness; lowness; necessitousness; neediness; penuriousness; poorness; unprosperousness9. proneness (noun) proneness10. triteness (noun) banality; inanity; insipidity; monotony; plainness; platitude; triteness; vapidity -
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n аксиомаСинонимический ряд:1. assumption (noun) assumption; postulate; precept; premise2. fundamental principle (noun) basis; conception; fundamental principle; philosophy; theory; truth3. law (noun) fundamental; law; principium; principle; theorem; universal4. maxim (noun) aphorism; apothegm; brocard; dictum; gnome; maxim; moral; rule; truism5. self-evident truth (noun) adage; clichй; platitude; proverb; saying; self-evident truth -
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n трюизмit is a truism that … — общеизвестно, что …
Синонимический ряд:1. adage (noun) adage; aphorism; motto; proverb; saying; self-evident truth2. axiom (noun) axiom; fact; verity3. commonplace (noun) banality; bromide; cliche; clichй; commonplace; platitude; prosaicism; prosaism; rubber stamp; shibboleth; stereotype; tag; triteness4. maxim (noun) apothegm; brocard; dictum; gnome; maxim; moral; rule5. veracity (noun) gospel; truth; veracity -
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1. n библ. шибболет2. n книжн. примета для опознания3. n книжн. тайный пароль4. n неодобр. ходячее словечко, избитый лозунг5. n неодобр. предрассудок; традиционное предубеждениеСинонимический ряд:1. badge (noun) badge; hallmark; idiosyncrasy; mannerism; trademark2. byword (noun) buzz word; byword; catch phrase; catchphrase; catchword; motto; phrase; slogan; watch word3. commonplace (noun) banality; bromide; cliche; commonplace; platitude; prosaicism; prosaism; rubber stamp; tag; truism4. password (noun) countersign; cue; password; signal; watchword -
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1. n полигр. стереотипия2. n полигр. стереотипность, шаблон, стандарт; избитость3. n полигр. физиол. стереотип4. v полигр. стереотипировать5. v полигр. печатать со стереотипа6. v полигр. придавать шаблонность, делать избитым; опошлятьСинонимический ряд:1. clichй (noun) clichй; formula2. commonplace (noun) banality; bromide; commonplace; platitude; truism3. convention (noun) archetype; cliche; convention; conventionalized idea; custom; hackneyed image; rigid formula; routine; typical presentation4. classify (verb) catalogue; categorise; categorize; classify; institutionalize; label; pigeonhole; pigeon-hole; portray conventionally; rank; standardize; typecast
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platitude — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. commonplace, cliché, truism, banality, maxim. See unmeaningness. II (Roget s IV) n. 1. [A trite expression] Syn. Cliché, truism, proverb, triviality; see cliché , motto , proverb . 2. [Triteness] Syn … English dictionary for students
platitude — plat|i|tude [ plætı,tud ] noun count something that has been said so often that it is not interesting anymore and shows a lack of imagination: The conversation between the two leaders went beyond platitudes and got into real issues. ╾… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
platitude — [ platɪtju:d] noun a trite, obvious, or insincere remark or statement. Derivatives platitudinize or platitudinise verb platitudinous adjective Origin C19: from Fr., from plat flat … English new terms dictionary
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