🔍 牛津詞典
🔍 朗文詞典
🔍 劍橋詞典
🔍 柯林斯詞典
🔍 麥美倫詞典
🔍 韋氏詞典 🎯
檢索以下詞典：
(Mr. Ng 不推薦使用 Google 翻譯！)
最近搜尋：
- unhelpfully 50
- juridical 104
- envious 230
- Adjust 243
- blackout 183
- mediation 221
- comment 600
- bedevil 186
- kinsmen 29
- Venue 200
- aseptic 161
- enable 456
- constabulary 215
- spurred 35
- dietician 77
- asleep 494
- cigarette paper 67
- platformer 34
- beaver away 92
- School 117
- Slog 20
- Knead 83
- self-discipline 171
- quarrel 526
- antarctica 83
- account 531
- baggage 504
- Accretion 225
- Obstructive 189
- cherry 458
- disturbed 228
- Truss 147
- wherefore 68
- Aroma 130
- rest 277
- outlast 75
- left-hand 110
- genesis 108
- cuckold 106
- horrible 487
- not so much (something) as (something else) 63
- jumble 209
- introspection 182
- Unintentional 88
- Oblige 75
- communicant 112
- sustenance 170
- understanding 519
- rude 481
- obstacle 641
- drachma 88
- double-dipper 59
- thimble 53
- guile 120
- Gallop 148
- ludicrous 146
- speculum 39
- precompute 43
- inside out 35
- paper chase 51
- enroll 541
- sourceless 33
- capsicum 95
- gasometer 73
- law 600
- Amend 171
- noninvasive 73
- Defendant 220
- Amish 83
- flextime 139
- bump 244
- furrow 128
- wall 269
- jail 524
- Refuse 230
- parliament 535
- bullseye 53
- joke 577
- Impressionable 93
- severely 422
- cooped 52
- pantry 120
- Jumble 96
- nuzzle 60
- rumor 270
- Middle East 68
- sic 136
- orchestrate 134
- wingtip 41
- Gift 168
- Insecure 169
- FATIGUE 222
- fifty 140
- Exhibition 140
- pasty 97
- tambourine 60
- philosophy 546
- Tenuous 159
- ballet 144
- roundup 88
- fashionable 504
- furthermore 420
- cenotaph 95
- starchy 89
- Migrant 136
- chippings 46
- TRANSFER 109
- yarn 161
- versed 101
- pall 73
- kit 268
- kindle 72
- trolley 285
- installed 33
- hyperbolic 60
- strong-willed 46
- Crematorium 79
- no doubt 17
- key ring 64
- partygoer 62
- subjugate 118
- pal 282
- Debonair 34
- Monument 78
- bet 568
- western 87
- garbage 478
- stingy 133
- powdery 112
- fine 291
- hardware 485
- sherbet 58
- water under the bridge 28
- depredation 80
- whitewash 478
- ridiculous 553
- paralyse 188
- out of your depth 50
- ocher 69
- dissemination 97
- rigid 556
- sparkle 567
- prickly 132
- scratch 555
- Feared 65
- unbeatable 92
- Buffalo 108
- microphone 386
- affectability 52
- diffract 97
- goddess 148
- cassava 107
- portal 153
- Former 166
- paragraph 504
- Explanation 236
- skating 91
- laundry 488
- fancy 460
- typology 61
- polonaise 45
- visitor 505
- regal 79
- Decent 243
- caller 111
- recruitment 206
- shilling 418
- restatement 59
- jihad 119
- achievable 69
- crown prince 82
- TABULAR 68
- Emperor 196
- bind 506
- reconstruct 88
- overran 34
- high-flyer 72
- Respite 119
- fascistic 70
- Crooked 91
- elbow 478
- recollect 424
- freestyle 126
- genocide 158
- ineffable 74
- Tuck 201
- memorial 473
- indirect 437
- incline 463
- masculinize 48
- curtain call 85
- workshop 565
- consideration 515
- Free of charge 24
- save 653
- evident 464
- blatantly 74
- Razor 158
- castle 465
- ritualized 34
- publicly 176
- research 671
- earring 131
- allure 117
- inattention 63
- workfare 56
- Settlement 120
- prevail 532
- sunlight 470
- Doo-doo 26
- cape 188
- Practise 60
- temperamental 271
- Genuine 204
- successive 459
- satisfactory 506
- Jeopardy 109
- keep 503
- clover 85
- diatribe 118
- Gauche 72
- sheep 208
- go away 115
- wild card 76
- trauma 218
- twelfth 40
- bejeweled 185
- fornication 93
- ignore 519
- expo 107
- Wreak 73
- resign 509
- flounce 155
- Marxist 350
- garage sale 90
- pinko 59
- WARRANTY 100
- Bylaw 29
- wee 204
- supercharger 45
- detector 109
- Occupy 159
- spasmodic 107
- Era 230
- Plentiful 96
- dislimb 36
- custody 262
- pleasant 498
- peaty 49
- sequel 77
- unclothed 55
- drafting 51
- pious 96
- withdrawal 243
- swap 264
- portcullis 53
- Bullet 110
- compound fracture 93
- Questions 55
- picturesque 97
- bowed 70
- moll 69
- claustrophobic 125
- lion 505
- will 352
- pandemonium 55
- Reusable 53
- drought 526
- tissue 531
- reserve 549
- absorbance 70
- Manage 257
- Wisdom 196
- lower 539
- primus 52
- unresolved 179
- Fiend 4
- Destroy 240
- She'd 113
- descendant 130
- wheedle 75
- Plead 254
- cinematic 106
- wally 62
- kneecap 94
- inferior 532
- procession 533
- differ 476
- scrawl 249
- pizzazz 60
- intricately 10
- knife 226
- collect 421
- Bowl 129
- castellated 79
- astonish 447
- boar 204
- omniscience 184
- Usually 95
- whacking 74
- sadism 81
- nourish 218
- e-tail 115
- homework 153
- consequential 98
- disability 273
- Procure 141
- hurdler 105
- Utility 199
- strained 251
- in the way 58
- ordinarily 144
- blossom 505
- reassurance 229
- deliberate 480
- sparing 90
- Distracted 76
- lower class 45
- marabout 40
- gonorrhea 127
- Music 222
- classmate 435
- falafel 116
- typesetter 76
- handicapped 188
- victims 67
- Asset 128
- sackcloth 193
- Sceptical 95
- disgrace 163
- verge 271
- uninjured 55
- caped 104
- dishiest 47
- Malcontent 53
- humongous 70
- Harmful 108
- Condescend 107
- Concession 199
- strip 642
- Panic 203
- unsuitable 531
- profiteer 67
- -ly 88
- carriage 508
- fruitful 542
- handbrake 32
- race 600
- alias 169
- device 562
- attention deficit hyperactivity disorder 57
- stepwise 43
- log out 53
- hypercorrect 43
- stretcher 75
- navigable 78
- engage in 77
- businessman 151
- dole 145
- structure 674
- exclusivity 93
- engross 183
- distinguish 599
- devastated 136
- equalize 105
- financier 88
- drama 473
- overlap 276
- prerequisite 230
- detonator 118
- lake 189
- tabulate 96
- Wound 91
- canning 123
- banking 153
- Pimple 151
- dotting 41
- insistency 54
- swig 117
- invent 562
- used 547
- amerindian 78
- interstate 97
- completion 155
- Lexical 39
- snap 591
- fresher 76
- redraw 81
- vitally 390
- motion 508
- publicness 32
- trading 63
- Aquarius 51
- dieresis 59
- housemate 72
- Swarm 185
- amongst 317
- excesses 61
- draftsman 129
- guesswork 134
- nightingale 68
- Practitioner 202
- wrinkle 220
- Despondent 183
- recoil 153
- secure 549
- kaleidoscopic 45
- individualistic 52
- systematize 61
- frightening 321
- chocolaty 132
- ethyl alcohol 86
- Precipitation 163
- disposition 138
- FLAVOUR 85
- no place 49
- backspin 106
- soundtrack 82
- wire 555
- pioneer 179
- truck 565
- ilocano 51
- king 526
- Blah 69
- cable 491
- Cactus 136
- carotid 64
- DESCRIBE 146
- monounsaturated 76
- propagate 135
- mill 536
- soak 503
- quaver 65
- problem 242
- halfway 147
- betrayal 277
- rapacity 70
- Legislate 72
- severe 584
- Mindset 128
- franchisee 103
- communication 484
- Publicize 159
- Phonetic 44
- wedge 139
- inscribe 258
- (all) the best 49
- doublespeak 118
- consumer 461
- Persist 253
- minestrone 54
- authorized 178
- log off 54
- tale 542
- cravat 105
- allergy 210
- matronly 56
- uniformed 49
- satisfactorily 52
- instantiate 97
- grade point average 196
- Float 201
- Crisis 213
- tickle 214
- reader 527
- disappear 536
- giggle 163
- CONSEQUENTLY 92
- jeans 578
- amalgam 98
- sketch 466
- bore 449
- Enrolment 46
- exponent 111
- lily 73
- ironworker 56
- overground 44
- desperate 514
- atmosphere 664
- seeing 132
- declared 111
- eve 519
- temptation 497
- Originality 176
- gentleman's agreement 110
- Promote 247
- calligrapher 156
- jukebox 59
- Abandoned 102
- forborne 48
- emigrant 209
- restive 62
- loyalty 522
- nullify 72
- videotape 532
- sieve 169
- carapace 125
- Verdict 83
- Dust 207
- bulge 217
irrational
1 ENTRIES FOUND:
Learner's definition of IRRATIONAL
[more irrational; most irrational]
: not rational无理性的: such as
a : not thinking clearly : not able to use reason or good judgment失去理智的
- He became irrational as the fever got worse.他发烧更厉害了，变得神志不清。
b : not based on reason, good judgment, or clear thinking不合理的；荒谬的
- She had an irrational fear of cats.她对猫有一种莫名其妙的恐惧。
- an irrational prejudice荒谬的偏见
ir·ra·tio·nal i-ˈra-sh(ə-)nəl 
ˌi(r)-
: not rational: such as
a(1)
: lacking usual or normal mental clarity or coherence
(2)
: not endowed with reason or understanding
c Greek and Latin prosody
(1)
of a syllable : having a quantity other than that required by the meter
(2)
of a foot : containing such a syllable
Synonyms
Example Sentences
Adjective He became irrational as the fever got worse. She had an irrational fear of cats.
Recent Examples on the Web
Anna Hirtenstein, WSJ, 24 Aug. 2022 It’s not irrational to find deals including pizza for $3.14 this Monday. Kelly Tyko, USA TODAY, 14 Mar. 2022 What’s irrational is to pretend that such risks do not exist. James Freeman, WSJ, 9 Mar. 2022 It’s not irrational to find pizza pies for $3.14 this Sunday. Kelly Tyko, The Arizona Republic, 14 Mar. 2021 Talk back to the worries that are irrational, reminding yourself of past transitions that worked out well. Rachel Feintzeig, WSJ, 22 Aug. 2022 On the other hand, unfounded optimism can also lead to irrational investment decisions. Q.ai - Make Genius Money Moves, Forbes, 18 Oct. 2021 Scientists frequently accuse those who reject their findings of being irrational. Naomi Oreskes, Scientific American, 20 July 2022 Because scapegoating is irrational, offenders often will target someone who happens to be nearby. Katherine Kam, Washington Post, 19 July 2022 Alison Fishburn, Longreads, 17 Sep. 2022 On the back of the acquisitions of AirTerra and Quiet Logistics in 2021, AEO seemed to do the irrational by bringing onstream capacities and capabilities that significantly exceeded its own item demand. Niall Murphy, Forbes, 17 June 2022 The moral, social, and epistemic void in which Germans found themselves after defeat was filled, at least for a time, by the irrational. Richard J. Evans, The New Republic, 1 Dec. 2021 As such, any attempt to explain it will run sooner or later into the wall of the irrational. Phil Klay, Harper's Magazine, 23 Nov. 2021 But feeling anxious right now is not at all out of line or irrational. Jessica Dulong, CNN, 31 Aug. 2021 Attempting to appease the loudest to the detriment of the community only emboldens the irrational and silences those looking to have productive conversation. Benjamin Ayanian, Star Tribune, 5 May 2021 To believe in the return of a long-dead child reflects the anguish of the believer and, of course, a tendency to embrace the irrational. Dorothy Rabinowitz, WSJ, 29 Apr. 2021 We are all steered by a mixture of the rational and the irrational. Christopher Beha, Harpers Magazine, 5 Jan. 2021 See More
Adjective
The market is irrational and the combination of decent demand, falling inventories and tight supply should be pushing prices up, Goldman Sachs analysts said in an Aug. 12 report. Anna Hirtenstein, WSJ, 24 Aug. 2022 It’s not irrational to find deals including pizza for $3.14 this Monday. Kelly Tyko, USA TODAY, 14 Mar. 2022 What’s irrational is to pretend that such risks do not exist. James Freeman, WSJ, 9 Mar. 2022 It’s not irrational to find pizza pies for $3.14 this Sunday. Kelly Tyko, The Arizona Republic, 14 Mar. 2021 Talk back to the worries that are irrational, reminding yourself of past transitions that worked out well. Rachel Feintzeig, WSJ, 22 Aug. 2022 On the other hand, unfounded optimism can also lead to irrational investment decisions. Q.ai - Make Genius Money Moves, Forbes, 18 Oct. 2021 Scientists frequently accuse those who reject their findings of being irrational. Naomi Oreskes, Scientific American, 20 July 2022 Because scapegoating is irrational, offenders often will target someone who happens to be nearby. Katherine Kam, Washington Post, 19 July 2022 Noun
But riveted mankind is hopelessly addicted to the irrational, with reliably disastrous results, planetwide. Alison Fishburn, Longreads, 17 Sep. 2022 On the back of the acquisitions of AirTerra and Quiet Logistics in 2021, AEO seemed to do the irrational by bringing onstream capacities and capabilities that significantly exceeded its own item demand. Niall Murphy, Forbes, 17 June 2022 The moral, social, and epistemic void in which Germans found themselves after defeat was filled, at least for a time, by the irrational. Richard J. Evans, The New Republic, 1 Dec. 2021 As such, any attempt to explain it will run sooner or later into the wall of the irrational. Phil Klay, Harper's Magazine, 23 Nov. 2021 But feeling anxious right now is not at all out of line or irrational. Jessica Dulong, CNN, 31 Aug. 2021 Attempting to appease the loudest to the detriment of the community only emboldens the irrational and silences those looking to have productive conversation. Benjamin Ayanian, Star Tribune, 5 May 2021 To believe in the return of a long-dead child reflects the anguish of the believer and, of course, a tendency to embrace the irrational. Dorothy Rabinowitz, WSJ, 29 Apr. 2021 We are all steered by a mixture of the rational and the irrational. Christopher Beha, Harpers Magazine, 5 Jan. 2021 See More Word History
Phrases Containing irrational
adjective
👨🏻🏫 Mr. Ng 韋氏詞典 📚 – mw.mister5️⃣.net
切換為繁體中文