werid

中英词典：werid

形容词

1. 奇怪的；古怪的

2. 离奇的；怪异的

名词

1. 奇怪的人或事物

2. 怪癖；怪异行为

词语辨析

weird和strange都表示不寻常或奇怪，但weird更强调离奇、怪异的特质。

词汇扩充

weirdly （副词）

weirdness （名词）

近义词

strange, odd, peculiar, eccentric, bizarre

反义词

normal, usual, typical, ordinary

柯林斯词典

形容词

1. Something that is weird is very strange and unusual, often in a way that is unpleasant or worrying.
2. If you describe someone or something as weird, you mean that they are strange.

名词

1. Weird is used to describe someone or something which you think is very strange and unusual.
2. Someone's weird is the fact that they are weird.

牛津词典

形容词

1. Very strange and unusual, unexpected, or not natural.
2. Weird is also used to describe something that you think is strange and slightly frightening.

名词

1. An odd or unusual person.
2. The weird is used to refer to the supernatural or to supernatural events and creatures.

用法

1. 形容词用法：That movie was really weird.

2. 名词用法：He's a bit of a weird.

例句

1. It's weird to think that we used to be friends.
2. She's always had a weird sense of humor.
3. He's got some weird ideas about politics.
4. There's something weird going on in that house.
5. I had a weird dream last night.
6. She's a bit weird, but I like her.
7. The book is full of weird and wonderful characters.
8. He's always been a bit of a weird.
9. Some people believe in weird and supernatural things.
10. He claims to have seen a weird last night.
11. She's into all things weird and wonderful.
12. The old house has a weird atmosphere.
13. That's a weird way to dress.
14. His behavior is getting more and more weird.
15. She has a weird habit of collecting strange objects.
16. I don't know why, but I have this weird feeling.
17. They're always coming up with weird and wonderful inventions.
18. The movie had a weird ending that left everyone confused.
19. It's weird how things can change so quickly.
20. We had a weird encounter with a mysterious creature in the forest.