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Перевод: undistinguished

[прилагательное]
неразличимый; неясный; незаметный; невыдающийся; непримечательный

Тезаурус:

1. Its totally undistinguished architecture was largely and mercifully obscured by shop-fronts.
2. The Palais des Congres, an undistinguished lump of modernism, is situated amid solid villas which look like Alsatian mutations of Ealing or Didsbury.
3. George II resembled his undistinguished father in appearance, in character and in his strong preference for Hanover.
4. The rough play in the final, the last in an undistinguished postwar series, which all ended 1-;0, inevitably led to recriminations.
5. This was a political expediency which, in the later Middle Ages, was to become an empty if honourable title borne by otherwise undistinguished European rulers.
6. New large city stations were built at Toledo (1950) and New Orleans (1954), but in a totally undistinguished style.
7. The nearby village of Trans is a charming if undistinguished little place, ignored by passing traffic.
8. Two undistinguished international seasons, only token involvement with the Lions in Australia and bitter controversy about South Africa have combined to give the game in Ireland possibly the worst public profile it has had.
9. But he can barely have packed up his easel when terraces of undistinguished late-Victorian houses began to creep up the hill and the border of London shot south.
10. These new works are without exception undistinguished - neither major nor, in most cases, characteristic - and one only wishes the present Court was more robustly advised in such matters.
11. He loved the place and he returned every year to play an often small part as umpire of races between undistinguished clubs far below the Olympic standard he was obliged to administer.
12. The pedant's argument might be that Pulex irritans is a very specific term for an otherwise undistinguished little insect.
13. The real interest of the past, he wrote, "lies in the answer to the question, How did the ordinary undistinguished man live? and it is with a view to providing posterity with an addition to such all too scanty materials that the papers have been embodied in permanent form."