Definition of uncreative in English:

uncreative

adjectiveʌnkriːˈeɪtɪvˌənkrēˈādiv

Not having or involving imagination or original ideas.
缺乏创意的，无想像力的
repetitive and uncreative work
Example sentencesExamples
- It's boring, uncreative and totally counter-productive.
- Most slogans tend to be boring and uncreative things like ‘building a better tomorrow’ or ‘putting the honesty back in politics.’
- At school, maths was the driest, most uncreative subject for me.
- Progress would dry up as creative minds wasted their best years in uncreative apprenticeships, under the sour scrutiny of their elders.
- So if you take it and call it your own, you're just uncreative and have no imagination.
- These boring, uncreative cocktail parties seemed to be frequented by the same boring, uncreative people anyway.
- No one who works for me is an uncreative robot uninterested in science.
- She was an expert, albeit very uncreative, programmer but her blog content had almost nothing going for it.
- In 1989 I went to the Stanford Business School in California with a typical doctor's view of management: boring, uncreative, and best left to those incapable of doing anything better.
- It was uncreative, unimaginative and lacking any spark.
- A thought begins to form, that whoever named the parts and actions of a boat did so in an arbitrary and uncreative manner.
- He claims that Ebi is uncreative and unintelligent and is nothing more than a parrot.
- I find it very difficult to comprehend how completely uncoordinated and uncreative people can be with craft activities.
- Yet we're very uncreative when it comes to thinking about our business models differently.
- Or, if you're feeling uncreative, you can listen to MP3s or FM Radio.
- Or are we stuck wading through this - the most uncreative kind of marketing - for the rest of our lives?
- What bothers me the most about the film industry is when productions take a mediocre and uncreative script and think that they can turn it into a piece of brilliant artwork by stacking their cast.
- These are whiny, uncreative and boring authors.
- In contrast, if group members think he is relatively uncreative, they may deem his ideas to be distracting and even annoying.
- Sure, a cool ropes course might bring a camper back one year, but probably not for many years if the staff is bored and uncreative.
Synonyms
dull, plodding, boring, tedious, monotonous, uneventful, unremarkable, tiresome, wearisome, uninspired, unimaginative, unexciting, uninteresting, lifeless, dry

Definition of uncreative in US English:

uncreative

adjectiveˌənkrēˈādiv

Not having or involving imagination or original ideas.
缺乏创意的，无想像力的
Example sentencesExamples
- She was an expert, albeit very uncreative, programmer but her blog content had almost nothing going for it.
- So if you take it and call it your own, you're just uncreative and have no imagination.
- Sure, a cool ropes course might bring a camper back one year, but probably not for many years if the staff is bored and uncreative.
- No one who works for me is an uncreative robot uninterested in science.
- These boring, uncreative cocktail parties seemed to be frequented by the same boring, uncreative people anyway.
- Yet we're very uncreative when it comes to thinking about our business models differently.
- Most slogans tend to be boring and uncreative things like ‘building a better tomorrow’ or ‘putting the honesty back in politics.’
- What bothers me the most about the film industry is when productions take a mediocre and uncreative script and think that they can turn it into a piece of brilliant artwork by stacking their cast.
- At school, maths was the driest, most uncreative subject for me.
- Progress would dry up as creative minds wasted their best years in uncreative apprenticeships, under the sour scrutiny of their elders.
- In contrast, if group members think he is relatively uncreative, they may deem his ideas to be distracting and even annoying.
- A thought begins to form, that whoever named the parts and actions of a boat did so in an arbitrary and uncreative manner.
- I find it very difficult to comprehend how completely uncoordinated and uncreative people can be with craft activities.
- He claims that Ebi is uncreative and unintelligent and is nothing more than a parrot.
- Or, if you're feeling uncreative, you can listen to MP3s or FM Radio.
- In 1989 I went to the Stanford Business School in California with a typical doctor's view of management: boring, uncreative, and best left to those incapable of doing anything better.
- These are whiny, uncreative and boring authors.
- It's boring, uncreative and totally counter-productive.
- Or are we stuck wading through this - the most uncreative kind of marketing - for the rest of our lives?
- It was uncreative, unimaginative and lacking any spark.
Synonyms
dull, plodding, boring, tedious, monotonous, uneventful, unremarkable, tiresome, wearisome, uninspired, unimaginative, unexciting, uninteresting, lifeless, dry

词汇	uncreative
释义	Definition of uncreative in English: uncreative adjectiveʌnkriːˈeɪtɪvˌənkrēˈādiv Not having or involving imagination or original ideas. 缺乏创意的，无想像力的 repetitive and uncreative work Example sentencesExamples It's boring, uncreative and totally counter-productive. Most slogans tend to be boring and uncreative things like ‘building a better tomorrow’ or ‘putting the honesty back in politics.’ At school, maths was the driest, most uncreative subject for me. Progress would dry up as creative minds wasted their best years in uncreative apprenticeships, under the sour scrutiny of their elders. So if you take it and call it your own, you're just uncreative and have no imagination. These boring, uncreative cocktail parties seemed to be frequented by the same boring, uncreative people anyway. No one who works for me is an uncreative robot uninterested in science. She was an expert, albeit very uncreative, programmer but her blog content had almost nothing going for it. In 1989 I went to the Stanford Business School in California with a typical doctor's view of management: boring, uncreative, and best left to those incapable of doing anything better. It was uncreative, unimaginative and lacking any spark. A thought begins to form, that whoever named the parts and actions of a boat did so in an arbitrary and uncreative manner. He claims that Ebi is uncreative and unintelligent and is nothing more than a parrot. I find it very difficult to comprehend how completely uncoordinated and uncreative people can be with craft activities. Yet we're very uncreative when it comes to thinking about our business models differently. Or, if you're feeling uncreative, you can listen to MP3s or FM Radio. Or are we stuck wading through this - the most uncreative kind of marketing - for the rest of our lives? What bothers me the most about the film industry is when productions take a mediocre and uncreative script and think that they can turn it into a piece of brilliant artwork by stacking their cast. These are whiny, uncreative and boring authors. In contrast, if group members think he is relatively uncreative, they may deem his ideas to be distracting and even annoying. Sure, a cool ropes course might bring a camper back one year, but probably not for many years if the staff is bored and uncreative. Synonyms dull, plodding, boring, tedious, monotonous, uneventful, unremarkable, tiresome, wearisome, uninspired, unimaginative, unexciting, uninteresting, lifeless, dry Definition of uncreative in US English: uncreative adjectiveˌənkrēˈādiv Not having or involving imagination or original ideas. 缺乏创意的，无想像力的 Example sentencesExamples She was an expert, albeit very uncreative, programmer but her blog content had almost nothing going for it. So if you take it and call it your own, you're just uncreative and have no imagination. Sure, a cool ropes course might bring a camper back one year, but probably not for many years if the staff is bored and uncreative. No one who works for me is an uncreative robot uninterested in science. These boring, uncreative cocktail parties seemed to be frequented by the same boring, uncreative people anyway. Yet we're very uncreative when it comes to thinking about our business models differently. Most slogans tend to be boring and uncreative things like ‘building a better tomorrow’ or ‘putting the honesty back in politics.’ What bothers me the most about the film industry is when productions take a mediocre and uncreative script and think that they can turn it into a piece of brilliant artwork by stacking their cast. At school, maths was the driest, most uncreative subject for me. Progress would dry up as creative minds wasted their best years in uncreative apprenticeships, under the sour scrutiny of their elders. In contrast, if group members think he is relatively uncreative, they may deem his ideas to be distracting and even annoying. A thought begins to form, that whoever named the parts and actions of a boat did so in an arbitrary and uncreative manner. I find it very difficult to comprehend how completely uncoordinated and uncreative people can be with craft activities. He claims that Ebi is uncreative and unintelligent and is nothing more than a parrot. Or, if you're feeling uncreative, you can listen to MP3s or FM Radio. In 1989 I went to the Stanford Business School in California with a typical doctor's view of management: boring, uncreative, and best left to those incapable of doing anything better. These are whiny, uncreative and boring authors. It's boring, uncreative and totally counter-productive. Or are we stuck wading through this - the most uncreative kind of marketing - for the rest of our lives? It was uncreative, unimaginative and lacking any spark. Synonyms dull, plodding, boring, tedious, monotonous, uneventful, unremarkable, tiresome, wearisome, uninspired, unimaginative, unexciting, uninteresting, lifeless, dry
随便看	at somebody's back at somebody's beck and call at somebody's command at somebody's disposal at somebody's expense at somebody's feet at somebody's pleasure at somebody's side at somebody's worst at someone's back at someone's back at someone's beck and call at someone's beck and call at someone's command at someone's command at someone's disposal at someone's disposal at someone's elbow at someone's expense at someone's expense at someone's feet at someone's feet at someone's fingertips at someone's pleasure at someone's pleasure