cliche

英 [ˈkliːʃeɪ]

美 [klɪˈʃeɪ]

n.  陈词滥调; 陈腐的套语; 使用陈词滥调

复数：cliches　

IELTSTEM8

BNC.14880 / COCA.8808

牛津词典

noun

• 陈词滥调；陈腐的套语
  a phrase or an idea that has been used so often that it no longer has much meaning and is not interesting
  1. She trotted out the old cliché that ‘a trouble shared is a trouble halved.’
     她又重复了“与人说愁愁减半”的陈词滥调。
• 使用陈词滥调
  the use of clichés in writing or speaking

英英释义

noun

• a trite or obvious remark
  Synonym:platitudebanalitycommonplacebromide

双语例句

• 'A passport to a brighter future': it sounds like a worn-out advertising slogan, but for once the cliche has substance.
  “通往更加光明的未来的通行证”，这话听起来像句老掉牙的广告词，但这次这句套话却言之有物。
• Some people say that songs about love and romance have become cliche, but they still make me cry.
  有些人说爱情和浪漫歌曲变得老土了，不过它们让我哭泣。
• There is no bigger cliche in business psychology than the idea that high self-confidence is key to career success.
  在商业心理学中，高度的自信是事业成功的关键，这是老生常谈的问题了。
• Avoid slang, cliche and informal words.
  防止俗语、陈腔谰言和非正式用字。
• The articles in this newspaper are full of cliche.
  这张报纸里的文章充满陈词滥调。
• It sounds like a cliche, but that's the real necessity.
  这听起来像一句老生常谈，但它却是真正的必要条件。
• I'd just become this cliche.
  我就变成这种陈腐的。
• To use a well-worn cliche, it is packed with information.
  说得老套一点，其内容翔实。
• Tina: I don't like Valentine's Day-it has become too cliche and commercial.
  蒂娜：我不喜欢情人节-它变得太老土、太商业化了。
• Because that's a cliche but.
  因为虽然这有点老土但是。