generic
01
通用的, 普遍的
relating to or suitable for a whole group or class of things rather than a specific one
例子
The store offers a generic brand of cereal that is n't tied to any major company.
这家商店提供一种不与任何大公司挂钩的通用品牌谷物。
Most consumers prefer branded products, but some opt for generic alternatives to save money.
大多数消费者更喜欢品牌产品，但有些人选择通用替代品以节省金钱。
02
通用的, 共同的
referring to traits that are shared by all members of a particular biological genus
例子
The botanist spent years identifying the generic features of various plant genera in the rainforest.
植物学家花了数年时间识别雨林中各种植物属的通用特征。
It 's essential to understand both the specific species traits and the generic genus traits when classifying animals.
在分类动物时，理解特定物种的特征和属的通用特征是必不可少的。
03
通用的
(of a product or drug) not branded, typically containing the same active ingredients, but sold at a lower price
例子
The doctor prescribed a generic version of the popular painkiller.
医生开了这种流行止痛药的仿制版本。
Generic drugs are often more affordable than their branded counterparts.
仿制药通常比品牌药更便宜。
例子
The movie felt generic, following the same predictable plot as many others.
这部电影感觉很普通，遵循着和其他许多电影一样可预测的情节。
His generic response did n’t offer any new insights.
他的通用回应没有提供任何新的见解。
Generic
01
仿制药, 无品牌产品
a product that lacks a brand name and is typically sold at a lower price
例子
I opted for the generic because it was more affordable.
我选择了通用的，因为它更便宜。
The store sells both branded and generic items.
这家商店出售品牌和通用商品。
02
通用
a wine made from a blend of different grape varieties or wines, typically lacking a specific focus on one variety
例子
The generic was a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot.
通用葡萄酒是赤霞珠和梅洛的混合酒。
The generic offered a balanced taste, combining flavors from several regions.
混酿提供了一种平衡的口感，结合了几个地区的风味。
