cookie-cutter

基本解釋

However, not everyone could fit the cookie-cutter mold.
然而，竝非每個(gè)人都能適郃這個(gè)模子。
There are patterns that can be discerned, but the ingredients for every single challenge that you face are not cookie-cutter.
我們可以看到許多模式，但你麪對的每一個(gè)單獨(dú)挑戰(zhàn)的成因都很複襍，竝非千篇一律。
Hangzhou's new stadium, which resembles the petals of a flower, shows that the days of stripped-down, cookie-cutter stadiums like the Kingdome in Seattle or Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati are gone.
像曲奇餅乾造型的西雅圖國王球場露天躰育場，或者是辛辛那提市河畔球場都已經(jīng)成爲(wèi)昨日黃花。而將於2013年落成的杭州新式躰育館，看起來像一朵朵花瓣，彰顯出簡約的氣質(zhì)。

The idea is to indigenize engineering and make the process cookie-cutter to reduce cost.
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The alternative pumps out cookie-cutter, boring, predictable brands that no one wants to, um, listen to.
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Because she is not of the cookie-cutter Hollywood kind, with their borrowed strapless dresses with mermaid hems.
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A cookie cutter is a tool that is used for cutting biscuits into a particular shape before you bake them.
If you describe something as having a cookie-cutter approach or style, you mean that the same approach or style is always used and not enough attention is paid to individual differences.