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quotidian (kwo TID ee en) This adjective, which comes from the Latin for “each day” means “occurring everyday.” It’s not just used to mean “daily”; it also describes something “commonly occurring” or “commonplace.”
- Leopold decided to liven up his otherwise quotidian job by wearing silk pajamas to work and telling his colleagues they were the latest fashion in the workplace.
- Every weekday morning, Marybeth engages in a quotidian ritual that includes showering, brushing her hair and teeth, and having black coffee and a scone. Then, she walks her pet squirrel Zsa Zsa on its rhinestone-studded leash and drives to her job at the animal hospital.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
机器翻译，仅供参考
quotidian（kwo TID ee en）这个形容词来自拉丁语，意思是“每天发生”。它不仅仅用于表示“每天”；它还描述了一些“普遍发生”或“司空见惯”的事情
- 利奥波德决定穿丝绸睡衣上班，并告诉同事这是工作场所的最新时尚，以此来活跃他原本日常的工作
- 每个工作日的早晨，Marybeth都会参加一个日常的仪式，包括洗澡、梳头和刷牙，喝黑咖啡和吃烤饼。然后，她用镶有水钻的皮带牵着她的宠物松鼠Zsa Zsa，开车去动物医院上班
