nondescript [ˈnɑ:ndɪskrɪpt]

例句:

• A nondescript moneyed merchant who swanks about, giving orders to everyone.
  来自V. S. Pritchett
• This expression gave temporary meaning to a set of features otherwise nondescript.
  这一词语给整套节目以暂时的意义,否则毫无特色.
  
• Europa House is one of those hundreds of nondescript buildings along the Bath Road.
  欧罗巴大楼是巴斯大道沿路那些成百上千幢毫无特色的建筑之一。
  
• Her clothes told me nothing: they were about as nondescript and lacking in chic as it was possible to be.
  从她的衣着上什么也看不出来：全是大路货，毫无时髦优雅之处。
  
• Going bald, early forties, schlubby, entirely nondescript.
  来自NEWYORKER
• If I haven't, that's because it's nondescript.
  来自NEWYORKER