lacklustre

释义

• adj. 无光泽的；无生气的
• n. 无光泽；无生气

词源

lacklustre (adj.)

chiefly British English spelling of lackluster (q.v.); for spelling, see -re.

例句

• 1. When his lacklustre eyes fell on Chueh - hui's white face, Chueh - min cried in surprise, " What's wrong? 觉民 把失神的眼光定在 觉慧 的苍白的脸上, 惊讶地说: “ 怎么?
• 2. Lacklustre demand meant the government had to halve its retail issuance. 萎靡不振的需求,意味着政府不得不将面向散户的发行额减少一半.
• 3. Many of the national pavilions are lacklustre and unimaginative by comparison. 相比之下,许多国家展馆显得缺乏生气和想象力.
• 4. There are many other explanations for the lacklustre response to price signal. 油价一路虎视眈眈地高攀,外界却对此反应冷淡,这其中有诸多原因.
• 5. Some bars and restaurants say business is lacklustre too. 一些酒吧和饭店说生意也不好.