英语词汇“meaningless”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

meaningless

/ˈmiːnɪŋləs

adjective

1Having no meaning or significance: the paragraph was a jumble of meaningless words...

From his own mouth the words are meaningless, and so he pulls up a chair.
Despite Sheehan's passion for words, he understands that words by themselves are meaningless.
After alteration, formerly understandable Swedish words become meaningless.

Synonyms

unintelligible, incomprehensible, incoherent, illogical, senseless, unmeaning, foolish, silly, absurd, fatuous, ridiculous, nonsensical, idle

1.1Having no purpose or reason: they’d rather live by begging than get a meaningless job rules are meaningless to a child if they do not have a rationale...

Somehow the weekly ceremony had seemed hollow and meaningless to her.
It is not meaningless to speak of a French decline since the mid-1970s.
It's also meaningless to go shopping, if you judge your life this way.

Synonyms

futile, pointless, aimless, empty, hollow, vain, purposeless, motiveless, valueless, useless, of no use, worthless, trivial, trifling, vacuous, unimportant, insignificant, inconsequential, insubstantial, nugatory, fruitless, profitless, barren, unproductive, unprofitable

Derivatives

meaninglessly

adverb ...

If you do not, then more of your pathetic soldiers will die meaninglessly against a force that they can never beat.
Mutti's words echoed meaninglessly in my head.
He allows plot points and characters to meander around meaninglessly, while avoiding obvious elements like purpose and plausibility.

meaninglessness

/ˈmiːniŋləsnəs

/ noun ...

It had begun as an experiment to prove the meaninglessness of best-seller lists, or indeed any standard that equates quantity with quality.
He shows us the meaninglessness of contemporary life.
The lead character, Chip, struggles desperately to find a way to circumvent the terrible boredom and meaninglessness of existence.

单词	meaningless
释义	meaningless /ˈmiːnɪŋləs / adjective 1Having no meaning or significance: the paragraph was a jumble of meaningless words... From his own mouth the words are meaningless, and so he pulls up a chair. Despite Sheehan's passion for words, he understands that words by themselves are meaningless. After alteration, formerly understandable Swedish words become meaningless. Synonyms unintelligible, incomprehensible, incoherent, illogical, senseless, unmeaning, foolish, silly, absurd, fatuous, ridiculous, nonsensical, idle 1.1Having no purpose or reason: they’d rather live by begging than get a meaningless job rules are meaningless to* a child if they do not have a rationale... Somehow the weekly ceremony had seemed hollow and meaningless to her. It is not meaningless to speak of a French decline since the mid-1970s. It's also meaningless to go shopping, if you judge your life this way. Synonyms futile*, pointless, aimless, empty, hollow, vain, purposeless, motiveless, valueless, useless, of no use, worthless, trivial, trifling, vacuous, unimportant, insignificant, inconsequential, insubstantial, nugatory, fruitless, profitless, barren, unproductive, unprofitable Derivatives meaninglessly adverb ... If you do not, then more of your pathetic soldiers will die meaninglessly against a force that they can never beat. Mutti's words echoed meaninglessly in my head. He allows plot points and characters to meander around meaninglessly, while avoiding obvious elements like purpose and plausibility. meaninglessness /ˈmiːniŋləsnəs / noun ... It had begun as an experiment to prove the meaninglessness of best-seller lists, or indeed any standard that equates quantity with quality. He shows us the meaninglessness of contemporary life. The lead character, Chip, struggles desperately to find a way to circumvent the terrible boredom and meaninglessness of existence.
随便看	of one's own accord of one's (own) making of (or by or on) one's own volition of (or for) a surety of (or from) the old school Ofrail of some size of sorts Ofsted oft Oftel often oftenness oftens oftentime oftentimes of the blood (royal) of the essence of the first magnitude of the first order (or magnitude) of the first water of the moment of the order of oft-time oft-times