untalented

英 [ʌnˈtæləntɪd]

美 [ʌnˈtæləntɪd]

adj. 无天赋的; 没有特别天分的

BNC.42852 / COCA.34806

牛津词典

adj.

adj

There's a Russian proverb that goes: you must support the most talented people because untalented people will support themselves.
有一句俄罗斯谚语说，你须拥戴贤人，庸者仅会自顾。
This man symbolizes everything wrong with Britain-a deeply untalented buffoon, with a thoroughly sinister interior.
这家夥象徵着英国所有糟糕的东西&一个完全没有天赋的小丑，内心丑恶。
In the UK, all workers are called "talent" no matter how profoundly untalented they actually are, and even this is not enough.
在英国，所有员工都被称为“天才”，而不管实际上他们的技能有多么低下，但即使是这样还不够。
I had done quite poorly in languages in school and believed that I was too untalented and even too 'old' to consider ever speaking a foreign language, even basically.
在学校的时候，我就在语言学科上学得很不好，以至于我认为自己完全没有什么语言天赋，甚至认为自己太老了，学不会外语，即使是基础的外语也学不会。
But not untalented young actress.
但并非没有天赋的年轻女演员相识。