jejune

UK
/dʒɪˈdʒuːn/
US
/dʒɪˈdʒun/
jejunesubstantiv
jejunes
Pl.
UK
/dʒɪˈdʒuːn/
US
/dʒɪˈdʒun/
Obsolete use meaning ‘a fast day’; rare but attested, therefore included.
Definitionen
An occasion of fasting; a fast day (obsolete).
They observed the church jejune with strict abstinence.
jejuneadjektiv
more jejune
Komp.
most jejune
Super.
UK
/dʒɪˈdʒuːn/
US
/dʒɪˈdʒun/
Übersetzungen
The lecture was jejune and uninspiring.
Лекция была скучной и не вдохновляющей.
His jejune comments revealed his lack of experience.
Его незрелые комментарии показали его недостаток опыта.
Definitionen
Lacking in interest or significance; dull or insipid.
The lecture was jejune, failing to capture the students' attention.
Naive, simplistic, and superficial.
His jejune comments on the complex issue revealed his lack of understanding.
Devoid of nutritive value; not nourishing; empty or meagre (often used of food or diet); hungry or fasting (archaic).
During the siege, the survivors subsisted on a jejune gruel that barely kept them alive.