Bear (verb)：在這裡做為動詞的熊有許多用法，我採用其中「呈現」的意思。To show or be marked with, to have (something) as a feature or characteristic. Often used as “He still bears the scars”. Synonyms: show. The verbs bear and bare are somewhat confusing to use. The verb bare has only one meaning: "to uncover," as in "a bear baring its teeth." All other uses of the verb are for bear: "bearing fruit," "please bear in mind," "the company will bear the costs," "can't bear the thought."
Banal (adj): 平庸的，平淡乏味的。So lacking in originality, freshness, or novelty as to be ordinary. Synonyms: cliched, commonplace, trite, flat. A movie can be boring without being banal, however, a banal movie will often lead to viewers feeling bored.
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