nonentity

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She is not exactly a nonentity, having served as a state senator for the Clark County area (which includes the Las Vegas Strip, with most of the big casinos and hotels) in the 1990s.
她并非無(wú)名之人，在1990年代她擔(dān)任克拉克郡（該區(qū)域包括有用眾多賭場(chǎng)和酒店的拉斯維加斯大道）的州議員。
Instead, they should choose some harmless, plodding nonentity like Belgium's prime minister, Herman van Rompuy.
恰恰相反，他們應(yīng)當(dāng)選擇一位毫無(wú)惡意，并且無(wú)足輕重的人物來(lái)?yè)?dān)任這個(gè)職務(wù)，比如比利時(shí)首相赫爾曼·范·隆普。
Aged 76, he succumbed to a rare moment of self-pity: “So I am to become a nonentity, am I?” Hardly.
當(dāng)他七十六歲時(shí)，他忍不住地自憐起來(lái)，“難道我現(xiàn)在就成了這樣一個(gè)無(wú)名之人嗎？不會(huì)的。”

The silent Justice is said to be an intellectual nonentity, a cipher for his similarly conservative colleague, Antonin Scalia.
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As to actual powers, these are few: compared with finance ministers in other countries, the treasury secretary of the United States is a nonentity.
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The first crack at forming a coalition will therefore go to an amiable nonentity, Kjell Magne Bondevik, leader of the middle-of-the-road Christian People's Party, which made big gains.
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If you refer to someone as a nonentity, you mean that they are not special or important in any way.