stereotyped是什么意思音标:英 [ˈsteri:əˌtaɪpt, ˌstɪə-]美 [ˈstɛriəˌtaɪpt, ˌstɪr-]

a. 用铅版印的, 老一套的, 套用老调的, 千篇一律的, 已成陈规的

s. lacking spontaneity or originapty or individuapty

stereotyped的用法和例句：

1.Fear...I suppose, based on erroneous stereotypes, stereotypes a study pke ours could begin to dispel.

我想应该是害怕吧 因为一些错误的成见 而我们的研究正可以消除这种成见

2.I wouldn't stereotype if I were you, man.

如果我是你 我就不会有什么成见

3.Don't love the stereotype, but I'll take it.

不喜欢你对女人的刻板印象 不过我暂且接受

4.You're not doing much to break down stereotypes here.

你的举动也还挺符合俗套的

5.He didn't know what black stereotypes were.

他不知道什么是刻板印象的黑人

6.It's a stereotype that you feed them peanuts.

我是说指喂大象吃花生的刻板印象

7.Because it's a terrible stereotype, but I'm not surprised.

因为这是恶劣的刻板印象 不过我一点也不吃惊

8.Well, no, it's more it's more about subverting stereotypes.

不 其实是要颠覆老一套

9.To show there's no such thing as stereotypes.

"刻板印象"根本就不存在

10.Amo, I don't think that's a stereotype.

舅舅 應該沒有這種刻板印象