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单词 trivia
释义
trivia
noun[plural]
uk
/ˈtrɪv.i.ə/us
/ˈtrɪv.i.ə/
detailsorinformationthat are notimportant:
琐事；细枝末节
She has anencyclopedicknowledgeofsportstrivia.她对体育运动的细枝末节无所不知。
Themuseumcelebratesthe trivia ofeverydaylife.这家博物馆收藏的是日常生活所用的各种小东西。
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Things of little importance
(Definition oftriviafrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

trivia| American Dictionary

trivia
plural noun
us
/ˈtrɪv·i·ə/
unimportantor little-knowndetailsorinformation:
This is agamefor triviabuffs(=peopleinterestedinknowinglittle-knownfacts).
(Definition oftriviafrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoftrivia

trivia
Firstly, in contrast with daily hassles, cumulativetriviaspecifically postulates that loss of independence will occur in the absence of interruption or intervention for trivia.
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Individually or in small doses thesetriviamight be coped with successfully without incurring too great a struggle.
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The emotional impact of cumulativetriviais that ultimately these problems indicate a progression towards increasing dependence.
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Through these arguments we relocate responsibility for cumulativetriviatoward the social context.
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This is more than just a piece oftrivia, because this bears witness to the origins of the subject and changes in its focus.
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In addition, cumulativetriviawould also include difficulties that are common to all populations, but whose significance may be greater for older people.
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Any one instance oftriviawould not individually be expected to threaten independence.
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These aretrivia, of course, and are only mentioned because they cast a slight shadow of doubt over the translation of other, weightier, texts.
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Secondly, as we alluded to earlier, the social construction of independence may be a particularly significant factor in the progression of cumulativetrivia.
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There is a strong overlap between this concept of cumulativetriviaand an established concept in the health psychology literature called daily hassles.
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Evidently there are multiple possible meanings of 'independence' that need to be considered within our conceptualization of cumulativetrivia.
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She referred to this accumulation as cumulativetrivia.
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It is possible therefore, that cumulativetriviais a product of health and social inequalities related to age.
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It has its own interest, but the author's fascination fortriviaentails constant digression.
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Many sessions could only agree in the end ontriviaor obvious platitudes and truisms.
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