naff

naff

美 [næf] 　英 [næf]

• adj.无特色的；没有品位的；蹩脚的
• 网络亚洲幻想电影论坛(Network of Asian Fantastic Films)；差劲的；归属需要

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I used to think this sort of thing was not only naff but unnecessary: that talent would always out in the end.

我曾经认为，这种东西不仅蹩脚，而且毫无必要：人才终究会被人发现。

As another rock legend (who prefers to remain anonymous) puts it: 'He does walk that line between hip and naff.

就像另一位摇滚传奇（不愿透露名字）说的那样，‘他并不能够一直在流行的前线。

Flats bad, heels bad, stilettos very bad, bare foot bad. What a load of tripe. More "experts" with naff all to do.

平底鞋不好，有跟的也不行，细高跟就更别提了，光脚当然不现实。都是什么乱七八糟的，一堆专家闲得没事儿干了。

But the biggest advantage is that it is quite impossible to be naff, vague or moronic in Latin.

但拉丁文最大的优点是，它不太可能显得俗套、含糊或愚蠢。

There is one word for the "London 2012" presentation at the Beijing Olympic closing ceremony. . . naff !

只能用一个词来形容代表“伦敦2012”在北京奥运会闭幕式上的表现--恶心！

I won't be going to any New Year's Eve parties because I think they're naff.

我不想去参加任何新年派对，因为我觉得这些派对毫无价值。

He told you to naff off.

他让你滚蛋。

Well, naff is a slang word. It means bad, not good.

那，naff就是不好的、很差的意思喽。那我们怎么用这个词呢？

An insistence on triumphalist talk is not only naff, it is stupid and dangerous.

坚持必胜言论不仅没有意义，还十分愚蠢和危险。

THAT SUIT IS PRETTY NAFF.

那套西装很不象样。