英语释义

1. walked on by many people
a well-trodden path —often used figuratively
The book covers some well-trodden ground.

片语

trite陈腐的；平庸的；老一套的

banal(Banal)人名；(法、意)巴纳尔

英汉例句

• It is a rather mercantilist attitude to culture, but then it is only following a well-trodden path.

  这更像是商人对文化的态度，但这仅仅是在走其他国家已经铺好的路。

• He may seem like an exceptional fellow but he followed a well-trodden path in getting to where he is.

  他看上去挺不寻常的，但实际上他真是循规蹈矩走过来的。

• The architects went beyond the project brief by formalizing well-trodden pathways and offering an overhang to shelter students as they traverse in inclement weather.

  建筑师超越了项目纲要，将常用走道定形，设置了雨棚，当学生在恶劣天气走过时可供遮挡。

• China「s long march into space has so far followed a well-trodden path.

  至今为止，中国迈向太空的长征走得是其他国家已经铺好的路。

• 「I think there」s been a lot of publicity from reporters in the capital city, Beijing. But Shijiazhuang is not a well-trodden place,」 said li.

  「我觉得，在首都北京，已经有很多记者宣传它，而石家庄并不是人们的首选，」李静标说。

• I'm not going to describe general heap analysis, which is a well-trodden path (see Resources).

  我并不想去描述司空见惯的一般性堆分析(请参阅参考资料)。

• The historical debate over the relationship between ideology and realism in foreign policy enjoys a well-trodden path.

  在对外政策中，关于意识形态与务实主义关系的历史争论不断上演。

• They follow the well-trodden execution path of everything going right.

  它们遵循每个正确的执行路径。

• The book has flaws: there is too much on well-trodden events from the distant past, too little on the traumatic weeks after AIG’s bail-out, when Goldman came close to death.

  本书也有一些瑕疵：在高盛濒于破产时，描写过去久远的陈旧的事件太多，对于美国国际集团在实施应急措施几周后的创伤写的太少。