weird

英 [wɪəd]

美 [wɪrd]

adj.  奇异的; 不寻常的; 怪诞的; 离奇的; 诡异的
n.  命运; 宿命; 厄运;<古>命运女神

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Collins.2 / BNC.5398 / COCA.3632

牛津词典

adj.

• 奇异的；不寻常的；怪诞的
  very strange or unusual and difficult to explain
  1. a weird dream
     离奇的梦
  2. She's a really weird girl.
     她真是个古怪的女孩。
  3. He's got some weird ideas.
     他有些怪念头。
  4. It's really weird seeing yourself on television.
     看到自己上了电视感觉怪怪的。
  5. the weird and wonderful creatures that live beneath the sea
     奇异美丽的海底生物
• 离奇的；诡异的
  strange in a mysterious and frightening way
  1. She began to make weird inhuman sounds.
     她开始发出可怕的非人的声音。

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 奇怪的;不寻常的;奇异的
  If you describe something or someone asweird, you mean that they are strange.
  1. That first day was weird...
     第一天有些怪异。
  2. He's different. He's weird...
     他与众不同，有点怪。
  3. Drugs can make you do all kinds of weird things...
     毒品可以让你做出各种各样奇怪的事情。
  4. It must be really weird to be rich...
     成为有钱人感觉一定不同寻常。
  5. It felt weird going back to Liverpool.
     回到利物浦后，感觉很奇怪。

双语例句

• I had a weird night.
  我这一晚上过得各种的诡异。
• Weird things have happened to me today.
  奇怪的事今天在我身上发生了。
• You're too weird and sad.
  你太怪异和多愁善感了。
• It's a bit weird.
  这事有点儿邪魔。
• It felt weird going back to Liverpool.
  回到利物浦后，感觉很奇怪。
• You know, I just It's so weird.
  你知道，我只是，太怪异了。
• She has some weird ideas.
  她有一些怪念头。
• He's a weird guy.
  他是个古怪的家伙。
• Possibly I am a weird person.
  也许我是一个古怪的人。
• The time I spent with him had had a weird effect on me.
  我和他在一起度过的那段时光，曾对我产生过一种奇特的影响。