plebeian

n.

平民；庶民；平民百姓；平庸粗俗的人

adj.

平民的；庶民的；无教养的；粗俗的

复数：plebeians

1. He was born of plebeian origins.
   他出身平民。
2. The plebeian education in Tang dynasty is characterized by popularity, synthesis, and usefulness.
   唐代的平民教育具有通俗性、综合性、实用性的特点。
3. This book has plebeian tastes.
   这本书有庸俗的味道。
4. Some mass media tend to please people of plebeian tastes.
   有些媒体有讨好低俗品味者的倾向。

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