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one-note 英ˈwʌnˈnəʊt美ˈwʌnˈnotAHDwŭnʹnōtʹ COCA⁷⁵⁶⁵⁹BNC¹⁷³⁹⁹⁵⁺²iWeb⁴³⁰²⁵
基本例句
adj.缺乏多样性的; 单调的
After he took over the leadership in 2001 the FDP risked becoming a one-note party, obsessed with tax cuts and at the beck and call of its rich clientele.
2001年威氏接手领导自民党，该党冒险改变思路，成为单向度政党，极度奉行减税政策，听命于富有的支持者； topsage
With such a one-note attack and an admitted lack of confidence, there's little chance she wins another major.
凭借单调的攻击以及信心的缺乏，想要再次登上冠军宝座，可能的机会不会太大。 yeeyan
One British press reviewer remarked that the film was a ' one-note' film with no variation on its grim storytelling.
一名英国影评人对本片的评价是：「严肃地叙述故事，欠缺高低起伏。」 hkdavc |