nerds

中英词典：nerds

形容词和名词的不同含义

形容词： 1. 呆板的，木讷的（指人） 2. 讨厌的，不受欢迎的（指事物） 名词： 1. 书呆子，宅男，怪人 2. 计算机迷，电脑狂热者

词语辨析

nerds vs. geeks: - Nerds通常指那些在学术或技术方面很聪明但社交能力较弱的人。 - Geeks则更强调对某个特定领域（如科技、电脑等）有着极高热情和专业知识的人。

词汇扩充

- geek: 怪人，电脑迷 - dweeb: 呆子，书呆子 - social misfit: 社交不擅长者

近义词

- bookworm: 书呆子，文书 - egghead: 书呆子，聪明人

反义词

- socialite: 社交名流 - popular: 受欢迎的

柯林斯词典

nerd 1. If you say that someone is a nerd, you mean that they are stupid or ridiculous, especially because they wear unfashionable clothes, or show too much interest in computers or other technical things. 2. A nerd is someone who is very interested in a particular subject, especially computers, and knows a lot of facts about it.

牛津词典

nerd 1. A foolish or contemptible person who lacks social skills or is boringly studious. 2. A single-minded expert in a particular technical field.

用法

- She's such a nerd, always buried in her books. - He's a computer nerd and spends all his free time coding. - Don't be such a nerd, it's just a game!

相关例句

1. He's a bit of a nerd, always wearing glasses and reading scientific journals. (他有点呆板，总戴着眼镜读科学杂志。) 2. She's a math nerd and can solve complex equations in her head. (她是个数学怪胎，能在脑子里解决复杂的方程。) 3. The party was full of nerds talking about the latest computer gadgets. (派对上满是讨论最新电脑小玩意的怪人。) 4. Don't be such a nerd, it's just a movie, not real life. (别那么呆板，只是个电影，不是真实生活。) 5. I used to be a nerd in high school, but now I'm much more outgoing. (我在高中时是个书呆子，但现在我变得外向多了。) 6. The nerds in the IT department are always fixing my computer problems. (IT部门的电脑迷总是修复我的电脑问题。) 7. He's a history nerd and can tell you all about medieval European monarchs. (他是个历史狂热者，能告诉你关于中世纪欧洲君主的一切。) 8. I don't like hanging out with nerds, they're too boring. (我不喜欢和书呆子一起出去，他们太无聊了。) 9. The nerds at the science fair impressed the judges with their innovative projects. (科学展上的怪人们以他们创新的项目给评委留下了深刻印象。) 10. She's a bit of a nerd when it comes to fashion, always following the latest trends. (她在时尚方面有点怪异，总是追随最新潮流。) 11. The nerd in my class is a genius when it comes to solving complex math problems. (我班上的书呆子在解决复杂的数学问题时是个天才。) 12. I don't understand why people think being a nerd is a bad thing, I'm proud of my intelligence. (我不明白为什么人们认为成为一个书呆子是件坏事，我为自己的智慧感到自豪。) 13. The nerds in the computer club spend all their free time playing video games. (电脑俱乐部的怪人们把所有的空闲时间都用来玩电子游戏。) 14. He's a bit of a nerd when it comes to cars, always talking about horsepower and engine specs. (他在汽车方面有点怪异，总是谈论马力和发动机规格。) 15. The nerds in the lab are working on a groundbreaking scientific discovery. (实验室里的怪人们正在进行一项具有突破性的科学发现。) 16. I used to be a nerd in school, but now I embrace my geekiness and love it. (我曾经在学校里是个书呆子，但现在我接受自己的怪异并喜欢它。) 17. The nerds at the chess club are always challenging each other to intense matches. (国际象棋俱乐部的怪人们总是互相挑战激烈的比赛。) 18. My brother is a computer nerd and can fix any tech problem I have. (我弟弟是个电脑迷，可以修复我遇到的任何技术问题。) 19. The nerds in the coding competition impressed the judges with their programming skills. (编程比赛中的怪人们以他们的编程技巧给评委留下了深刻印象。) 20. She's a bit of a nerd when it comes to cooking, always experimenting with new recipes. (她在烹饪方面有点怪异，总是尝试新的食谱。)