| 释义 |
medi·o·cre
\|mēdē|ōkə(r) sometimes |med-\ adjective
Etymology: Middle French, from Latin mediocris, literally, halfway up a mountain, from medi- + ocris stony mountain; akin to Umbr ocar, ukar mountain, Greek okris mountaintop, edge, Middle Irish ochir, ochair edge, Latin acer sharp — more at edge
: of a middle quality : of but a moderate or low degree of quality : indifferent, ordinary
< a best seller is the gilded tomb of a mediocre talent — L.P.Smith >
< a mediocre performance >
< received a mediocre rating >
< mediocre material > |