微不足道的gydF4y2Ba

当英语采用了这个词gydF4y2Ba微不足道的gydF4y2Ba来自拉丁语gydF4y2BatrivialisgydF4y2Ba在16世纪,他们用它来指其拉丁的祖先是什么意思:“发现无处不在,司空见惯。”But the source oftrivialisgydF4y2Ba是关于一些更具体的:gydF4y2Ba三学科gydF4y2Ba,从gydF4y2Ba三倍gydF4y2Ba(三)和gydF4y2Ba通过gydF4y2Ba(方式),意思是“十字路口;在三个道路。”The link between the two presumably has to do with the commonplace sorts of things a person is likely to encounter at a busy crossroads. Today, the English word typically describes something barely worth mentioning. Such judgments are, of course, subjective; feel free to mention this bit of琐事gydF4y2Ba任何人,凡穿过你的路径。gydF4y2Ba

微不足道的gydF4y2Ba一词源于拉丁语,意思是“十字路口”,也就是在三个道路走到一起。由于十字路口是一个非常公开的地方,各种各样的人可能会出现,gydF4y2BatrivialisgydF4y2Ba来的意思是“司空见惯”或“低俗”。来d一个ytheEnglish word has changed slightly in meaning and instead usually describes something barely worth mentioning. Mathematicians use the word to refer to the mathematically simplest case, but the rest of us tend to use it just to mean "unimportant." "Small talk" at a party, for example, is usually trivial conversation. To使平凡gydF4y2Ba东西是把它看成无所谓,好像它只是另一个gydF4y2Ba琐事gydF4y2Ba。gydF4y2Ba