adj.陈腐的

The plot of the movie was incredibly hackneyed, with a predictable storyline about a hero saving the day at the last minute.
电影的情节极为俗套，讲述了一个英雄在最后一刻拯救全局的可预见故事。
Her excuse for being late to work was so hackneyed that her boss didn't even bother to respond.
她上班迟到的借口太过陈词滥调，以至于老板甚至懒得回应。
The novel's characters were all stereotypes, making the entire narrative feel hackneyed and unoriginal.
小说中的人物都是刻板印象，这让整个叙述显得陈旧且缺乏创意。
His pickup line was so hackneyed that it made me cringe.
他的搭讪台词太过老套，让我感到尴尬不已。
The idea of time travel as a means to fix past mistakes has become hackneyed in science fiction.
在科幻小说中，利用时间旅行来修正过去错误的想法已经变得十分俗套。
The comedian's jokes were hackneyed and failed to elicit any laughter from the audience.
那位喜剧演员的笑话陈腐不堪，未能引起观众的任何笑声。
The film's attempt to be deep and meaningful was overshadowed by its hackneyed dialogue.
电影试图表现深刻和有意义，但被其陈词滥调的对话所掩盖。
The professor warned us against using hackneyed phrases in our essays, encouraging original thought instead.
教授警告我们在论文中不要使用陈词滥调，而应鼓励原创思想。
The romance subplot in the novel was utterly hackneyed, following the same tired formula of boy-meets-girl.
小说中的爱情副线极其老套，遵循着男孩遇见女孩这一疲惫不堪的模式。
The advertiser tried to sell the product with a hackneyed slogan that had been used countless times before.
广告商试图用一个之前已被无数次使用的陈旧口号来推销产品。