generics
n. (產品,尤指藥物 )無廠家商標的,無商標的( generic的名詞複數 )
You use generic to describe something that refers or relates to a whole class of similar things.
Parmesan is a generic term used to describe a family of hard Italian cheeses.
帕爾瑪乾酪是義大利硬乳酪的通稱。
A generic drug or other product is one that does not have a trademark and that is known by a general name, rather than the manufacturer's name.
They encourage doctors to prescribe cheaper generic drugs instead of more expensive brand names.
他們鼓勵醫生給患者開較便宜的非專利藥,而不是價格更高的品牌藥。
People sometimes use generic to refer to something that is exactly typical of the kind of thing mentioned, and that has no special or unusual characteristics.
...generic California apartments, the kind that have white walls and white drapes and were built five years ago.
5年前建造的有著白色牆壁和白色窗簾的普通加州公寓
The program saved $11 million in 1988 by substituting generics for brand-name drugs.
該計劃用非專利藥取代品牌藥,在1988年節省了1,100萬美元。
Payers are being more pushy about getting patients to take generics.
藥物費用的支付者更傾向於讓病人使用非專利藥.
This essay introduces generics, a new characteristic of programming language.
文章簡介了程式語言的一種新特性——泛型.
The type system became much richer with inclusion of generics.
由於內建了泛型,型別系統變得越發的豐富了.
Generics are a close match for most brand names.
就大部分品牌藥品的屬性來說,應該是一場勢均力敵的戰爭.