Inferior, terrible, clumsy, mediocre.
First, Excellence, pronounced as y not y not yō uxiù, is a subjective view, which generally refers to the Excellence and goodness of a certain trait of people.
Second, inferior, pronounced dρLiè, refers to the quality or grade that is assessed as inferior.
Example:
1, Hong Shen's "Reading Drama and Reading Poetry" VII: "A bad voice is not only not suitable for reading, but also causes unpleasant emotions even in ordinary conversation."
2. Mao Dun's Tao V: "As for those who make trouble, behave absurdly and have poor academic performance, I have no choice but to severely punish them!"
3. Jun Qing's Autumn Fire: "It is you, the masses, who defeated the domestic and foreign enemies armed with inferior weapons in the hard years of war."
Third, bad, pronounced è liè, means very bad, bad to the extreme; Commonly used to describe the weather and environment, but also widely used to describe people's conduct, style and other ideological aspects.
Example:
1, Ruth: Bad nature never needs a mentor.
2. Luo Browning: Although poetry is crazy, sad and bad, it is sweet.
Fourth, clumsy, pronounced Zhu instead of Li è, means clumsy and inferior.
Example:
Voltaire: When a person has nothing to say, he must speak badly.
2. Seneca: Stupidity has the characteristics of clumsiness, meanness, meanness and servility, which reveals many of the most painful diseases of mankind.
3. Hayek: If competition and centralized management are incomplete, they will become clumsy and inefficient tools. They are the only choice principles to solve the same problem. Mixing the two means that neither can really work, and the result is worse than relying on only one of them all the time. Or to put it another way: planning and competition can only be combined when planning for competition rather than using planning against competition.
4. Francis Bacon: People who think there is no land when they see Wang Yang are just poor explorers.
5. Nietzsche: Most thinkers write poorly, because they want to convey not only their own thoughts, but also the process of thinking.
6. Emerson: It is extremely difficult to surpass the audience. Once your poor acting has satisfied the audience, it's hard to improve it. ?
7. Jin Gehong's "Bao Puzi Ji Zimiao": "Those who benefit from the mouth, support the party's strength, compete with it, stab it with it, and don't be clumsy, stop first and lose."
8. Tang Yuanzhen's "Fifty Rhymes of Xingyang's Public Poems": "Stupidity is not fast, but it is different."
9. Yin Qian's Complete Works of Yin Qian's Essays: "The disease problem in entertainment news is getting more and more serious. This problem has not been solved and overcome, but it is more obvious. At first glance, those' news' languages are messy and rough: the structure is chaotic and sloppy, the taste is low and vulgar, the description is false and clumsy, the exaggeration is excessive, and the narrative is trivial and boring, which is not only disgusting, but also disgusting, especially the arbitrary and false fabrication has reached an intolerable absurdity in these entertainment news. "
10, chapter 2 of Du Pengcheng's In Peaceful Days: "He was annoyed by his poor eloquence and impatient appearance!"
5. Mediocrity, pronounced Pí ng y not ng, means ordinary, ordinary but not outstanding, mediocre.
Example:
1, Yuan Mei's Poems with the Garden in the Qing Dynasty, Volume 7: "People here can't punish the Tang and Song Dynasties, and disciples can't punish the Han and Tang Dynasties, but they don't know that there are many solid contents in the Three Hundred Articles, and there are many engravers. The reason why this fake Tang poet fell into mediocrity. "
2. He Qifang's dream road: "I once wrote a smooth and mediocre story in 100 lines in one night."
3. Qing Zhou Lianggong's "Seventy Prefaces of Mrs. Ni Taifu": "The son of mediocrity, no, can see himself, no reputation, can shock the customs."
4. The new teacher Wang, Unit 6, Grade 6, People's Education Edition: "Darwin, the author of the origin of species, revealed in his autobiography:' All teachers think that my qualifications are mediocre and have nothing to do with intelligence.' "