triviality

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That`s because it involves so much triviality and responsibility, even troubles.
因爲(wèi)，它（婚姻）包含了很多瑣事、責(zé)任甚至麻煩。
For example, a single-player game can provoke deep and interesting reflections on the solitude of the soldier, the triviality of modern warfare technology, and, to some degree, what it means to die.
例如,單人遊戯能激發(fā)玩家産生關(guān)於士兵的孤寂的深刻而有趣的反思,這些現(xiàn)代戰(zhàn)爭的技術(shù)後的瑣事,從某種程度上來說,意味著死亡。
In each case the scenes set in ye olde days are much more dramatic than those set in the present, which suggests that the film-makers are embarrassed by the triviality of modern life.
那些古老時(shí)光的場景縂比現(xiàn)代場景要戯劇化的多，這意味著制片對(duì)於現(xiàn)代生活的平凡無奇感到萬分尲尬。

You couldn't talk to him for two minutes about anything without it ending in some triviality.
ECONOMIST: Travelling through life first class
Here is all the plenitude and warmth and the triviality and sadness of Los Angeles life.
NEWYORKER: Dead Reckoning
Except I would take this rather further: to the point of triviality if you like, certainly to an extreme.
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If you refer to something as a triviality, you think that it is unimportant and not serious.