generic
一般,一般的,一般性的,一般性
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Also ge·ner·i·cal .
- : of, applicable to, or referring to all the members of a genus, class, group, or kind; not specific; general.
- : of, relating to, or noting a genus especially in biology.
- : applicable or referring to both men and women: a generic pronoun.
- : not protected by trademark registration: “Cola” and “shuttle” are generic terms.
- : having no distinguishing characteristics; commonplace: There are a lot of generic interviews, and the lack of unique perspective you get from interviewers is somewhat shocking.
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- : something that is generic.
- : any product, as a type of food, drug, or cosmetic commonly marketed under a brand name, that is sold in a package without a brand.
- : a wine made from two or more varieties of grapes, with no one grape constituting more than half the product.
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Examples
A content marketing guide is generic, your business needs are very much concrete.
IKEA tackles the generic-ness problem by making a vast range of different products, and periodically updating long-running bestsellers.
For example, you can use generic keywords to describe your business, your product, and your services.
Instead, its goal is to shore up the US supply of generic drugs.
Metformin is a widely-used generic drug for mitigating liver sugar production in Type 2 diabetes patients.
And with sildenafil citrate going generic in three years, Pfizer will soon lose sole ownership over the Viagra formula.
But here we are at a generic hotel suite in downtown Toronto.
But everything in Abbudin feels willfully generic, as if even the tiniest hint of specificity might give offense.
We could have made the production a bit more 2010s by steering it in a more generic direction.
Ketorolac, a generic, is considered a relatively nontoxic drug.
Mangold is here, then, a generic term, standing for other plants equally with the beet.
Illiger (1811:83) proposed Tamias as the generic name of the chipmunk of eastern North America.
We have also some portraits of Miss Vaughan, who is aggressive and good to look at; but this is not the generic distinction.
We shall first distinguish them by the two generic names of Sapajous and Sagoins.
The word guma, like aubo, appears to be a generic term for water, or potable liquids.