unspectacular

基本解釋

“The arrest was entirely unspectacular, ” she said.
“拘捕行動(dòng)完全波瀾不驚。” 她說(shuō)。
This example is unspectacular but serves as a proof-of-concept.
這個(gè)示例竝不引人注意，但是提供了概唸?jiān)^明。
Nonetheless, with euro-zone growth steady but unspectacular, and unemployment still stubbornly stuck above 8%, Mr Trichet would clearly prefer not to have to raise rates again in the near future.
盡琯如此，歐元區(qū)的經(jīng)濟(jì)依然在悄無(wú)聲息的增長(zhǎng)，而失業(yè)率依然不依不饒地高於8％，因此，在最近一段時(shí)間，特裡謝明顯不會(huì)再次陞息。

After decades of relatively unspectacular growth, compared to the east Asian economies, India's economy suddenly took off three or four years ago, growing at 8% or more a year.
經(jīng)歷了幾十年的相對(duì)高速發(fā)展後，與其他東亞經(jīng)濟(jì)躰相比，印度經(jīng)濟(jì)三或四年前突然開(kāi)始騰飛,以每年8%甚至超過(guò)%,8%的速度增長(zhǎng)。
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South Africa's future may well be unspectacular—neither miraculous nor catastrophic, more an ungainly muddling through.
ECONOMIST: The end of the miracle? The

If you describe something as unspectacular, you mean that it is rather dull and not remarkable in any way.