aberrant

中英词典：aberrant

形容词

1. His aberrant behavior raised concerns among his colleagues. (他的异常行为引起了同事们的担忧。)
2. The child's aberrant speech development worried his parents. (孩子异常的语言发展让父母担心。)

3. The scientist discovered an aberrant gene in the DNA sequence. (科学家在DNA序列中发现了一个畸形基因。)
4. The artist's paintings often depict aberrant forms and shapes. (这位艺术家的画作常常描绘出畸形的形状。)

名词

1. The committee discussed the consequences of aberrant behavior in the workplace. (委员会讨论了职场异常行为的后果。)
2. The psychologist studied the causes of aberrant behavior in children. (心理学家研究了儿童异常行为的原因。)

3. The museum displayed a collection of aberrants from the animal kingdom. (博物馆展示了一系列来自动物界的畸形体。)
4. The genetic mutation resulted in the birth of an aberrant. (基因突变导致了一个畸形体的出生。)

词语辨析

aberrant 和 abnormal 都可以用来形容违背常规或不正常的事物，但aberrant 更加强调偏离正常标准或规范，而abnormal 则更广泛地指不符合正常或典型的事物。

词汇扩充

形容词：deviant, divergent, unusual, atypical

名词：deviation, anomaly, irregularity

近义词

deviant, abnormal, atypical, irregular, unusual

反义词

normal, typical, standard, regular, conforming

柯林斯词典（Collins Dictionary）

aberrant (adjective)

1. If you describe someone's behavior as aberrant, you think that it is strange and not socially acceptable.

2. If you describe something as aberrant, you mean that it is unusual and not socially acceptable.

aberrant (noun)

1. (formal) Someone or something that is aberrant is unusual and not socially acceptable.

2. (technical) An aberrant person, thing, or action is different from what is usual, especially in an unacceptable way.

牛津词典（Oxford Dictionary）

aberrant (adjective)

1. Departing from an accepted standard.

2. Diverging from the normal type.

aberrant (noun)

1. A person whose behavior departs from accepted standards.

2. Something that diverges from what is usual, typically in an unacceptable way.

用法

The aberrant behavior of the student was addressed by the school administration.

The scientist discovered an aberrant gene in the DNA sequence.

The patient's aberrant symptoms puzzled the doctors.

He was concerned about the aberrant trends in society.

例句

1. His aberrant behavior raised concerns among his colleagues. (他的异常行为引起了同事们的担忧。)
2. The child's aberrant speech development worried his parents. (孩子异常的语言发展让父母担心。)
3. The scientist discovered an aberrant gene in the DNA sequence. (科学家在DNA序列中发现了一个畸形基因。)
4. The artist's paintings often depict aberrant forms and shapes. (这位艺术家的画作常常描绘出畸形的形状。)
5. The committee discussed the consequences of aberrant behavior in the workplace. (委员会讨论了职场异常行为的后果。)
6. The psychologist studied the causes of aberrant behavior in children. (心理学家研究了儿童异常行为的原因。)
7. The museum displayed a collection of aberrants from the animal kingdom. (博物馆展示了一系列来自动物界的畸形体。)
8. The genetic mutation resulted in the birth of an aberrant. (基因突变导致了一个畸形体的出生。)
9. His aberrant actions were met with severe consequences. (他的异常行为带来了严重的后果。)
10. The data showed an aberrant pattern that required further investigation. (数据显示出一个需要进一步调查的异常模式。)
11. The company's aberrant financial practices led to its downfall. (公司的异常财务行为导致了它的垮台。)
12. The aberrant weather conditions disrupted the travel plans. (异常的天气状况打乱了旅行计划。)
13. Her aberrant beliefs set her apart from the rest of the group. (她的异常信仰使她与群体中的其他人不同。)
14. Aberrant behavior can be a symptom of an underlying mental health issue. (异常行为可能是潜在心理健康问题的症状。)
15. The aberrant growth of the plant puzzled the botanist. (植物的异常生长让植物学家感到困惑。)
16. The aberrant sound coming from the engine indicated a mechanical problem. (引擎发出的异常声音表明存在机械问题。)
17. The police officer noticed the aberrant driving behavior and pulled the driver over. (警察注意到了异常的驾驶行为，并将司机拦下。)
18. Aberrant genes can lead to various genetic disorders. (畸形基因可能导致各种遗传疾病。)
19. The company implemented new policies to address aberrant employee conduct. (公司实施了新的政策来应对员工的异常行为。)
20. The aberrant actions of the politician were met with public outrage. (政治家的异常行为引起了公众的愤怒。)
21. Her aberrant fashion choices made her stand out in the crowd. (她异常的时尚选择使她在人群中脱颖而出。)