trivia

英 [ˈtrɪviə]

美 [ˈtrɪviə]

n. 琐事; 细枝末节; (智力测验比赛用的)各种科目的知识

Collins.1 / BNC.19325 / COCA.13495

牛津词典

noun

琐事；细枝末节
unimportant matters, details or information
1. We spent the whole evening discussing domestic trivia.
  我们整个晚上谈论家庭琐事。
（智力测验比赛用的）各种科目的知识
facts about many subjects that are used in a game to test people's knowledge
1. a trivia quiz
  知识面宽的问答比赛

N-UNCOUNT 琐事；花边消息
Triviais unimportant facts or details that are considered to be amusing rather than serious or useful.
1. The two men chatted about such trivia as their favourite kinds of fast food...
  这两个男人闲聊了些诸如彼此最喜欢的快餐这样的琐事。
2. The newspaper is now weighted in favour of trivia.
  这份报纸如今倾向于报道一些花边消息。
ADJ (游戏或竞赛)益智问答的
Atriviagame or competition is one where the competitors are asked questions about interesting but unimportant facts in many subjects.
1. ...a pub trivia game.
  酒馆知识问答游戏

noun

You can't be going through the day distracted by trivia.
你不能在一天中因琐事分心。
The author is clever at elucidating such grand themes like society and life through meaningful trivia.
作考擅长攫取具有典型意义的生活琐事，藉以阐发社会和人生的宏大主题。
A bit of lexicographical trivia for you there.
一个对你有位辞书琐事。
She has an encyclopaedic knowledge of pop trivia.
她对流行音乐的细微末节无所不知。
If we are obsessed with or bothered by trivia all day, we can't accomplish any important work.
如果一天到晚都被些琐事纷纷扰扰地困惑、打扰，那我们是很难完成什么重要工作的。
Their quarrels about the trivia are always interminable.
他们对琐事的争吵总是没完没了。
And she gives him a wonderful outlet for his thoughts and trivia that other people never seems to have the of day for.
她则可以给他一个极好的途径去宣泄他任何的想法和琐事，而这些似乎是其他人永远也不会有时间给的。
Today with the Full Moon in your chart area of everyday communications you may get bogged down in trivia.
今天的满月在你的交流宫，你可能在琐事上陷入困境。
She likes to chatter incessantly about flirting, husband-hunting, officers and other trivia.
她喜欢毫不顾及地谈论调情、找老公和花边新闻。
Would you like to join my team for the trivia quiz?
这次智力竞赛你愿意参加我的队吗。