1.司空见惯的,平凡的
2.每日的,每天发生的
1.司空见惯的事,天天发生的事
2.【医】日发疟
1.ordinary and not unusual or surprising
1.It's also a place where I feel incredibly free and very liberated from the sometimes quotidian nature of life in the Western world.
这个地方也使我感到一种令人难以置信的自由，使我从西方世界日复一日的枯燥生活中完全解脱出来。
2.And I'm also trying to create a means in which to step outside our quotidian experience of time and to start to consider a deeper timescale.
而且我还试图寻找一种方式站在我们司空见惯的时间观之外开始考虑一个更深一层的时间跨度。
3.The shuttle was supposed to be a reusable truck that would make the business of putting people into orbit quotidian.
这辆巴士被假设为一辆可多次使用的卡车，可承担将人们送入自转轨道的业务。
4.More often, the moral decisions we make are made quietly, constantly, and within the context of everyday activities and quotidian dilemmas.
更多的时候，我们做道德的决定是由平静，不断地，并在日常活动和每日的困境中。
5.Secularization, the disciplining of society, the rise of consumerism, the invention of the quotidian , have all brought detail to the fore.
世俗化，社会的约束，以及狂热的拜金主义，都促使了人们对细节的注重。
6.Thereafter, I tracked their quotidian lives as they played out against a shimmering scrim of cultural and political context.
此后，我还根据他们成长活动所对应的文化和政治环境，记录日常生活的点点滴滴。
7.Since then, other researchers have come up with other quotidian examples of event horizons.
从此之后，其他研究者们也提出了有关视界的司空见惯的例子。
8.What happens when technology can analyze every quotidian thing that happened to you today.
当技术可以分析今日发生在你身上的所有日常之事时，情况又当如何？
9.Gourmands who swore by New York strip are now singing the praises of the more quotidian hanger steak.
那些被纽约区咀咒的美食家正在高度赞扬越来越美味的刀切牛排。
10.People remember emotionally charged events more easily than they recall the quotidian .
和日常琐事相比，人们更容易记住富于情绪化的事件。