staid 英 [steɪd]   美 [sted]

staid

staid  英 [steɪd] 美 [sted]

adj. 固定的;沉着的;沉静的;古板的,保守的 

比较级:staider  最高级:staidest 

Rather, it was a staid state-owned firm until it was privatised in 1997. 恰恰相反,直到1997年私有化前,它一直是家古板的国有公司。

  • Something that is staid is dignified, respectable — possibly even boring, like a staid dinner party that is heavy on the important guests but light on the laughs.
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  • adj. 固定的;沉着的;沉静的;古板的,保守的
  • 1. Rather, it was a staid state-owned firm until it was privatised in 1997.

    恰恰相反,直到1997年私有化前,它一直是家古板的国有公司。

  • staid (adj.) 1540s, "fixed, permanent," adjectival use of stayed, past participle of stay (v.). Meaning "sober, sedate" first recorded 1550s. Related: Staidly.
staid / steɪd ; NAmE steɪd / adjective ( staid·er , staid·est ) not amusing or interesting; boring and old-fashioned 没意思的;古板的;一本正经的 staid / steɪd ; NAmE steɪd /
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