🔍 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：
- downshift 125
- vast 469
- charade 171
- syracuse 54
- philosophical 224
- deferred 83
- vibrant 197
- tunny 77
- FACILITY 112
- specious 113
- disregard 295
- poacher 131
- exclusively 442
- wilt 212
- reimburse 306
- addle 101
- grandstanding 68
- enter 512
- thy 94
- fatiguing 184
- Speak 153
- mead 89
- dizzy 182
- Amusing 205
- expendable 117
- extroversion 92
- mortal 471
- molest 108
- artillery 141
- Worker 248
- Grassroots 82
- Nebula 38
- booted 106
- reproach 496
- noise 339
- Satirize 37
- puckish 76
- undeterred 60
- piecework 78
- knight 106
- beat 329
- strip 644
- determinedly 123
- clamor 140
- Prominent 254
- Selective 56
- lodge 430
- ira 67
- counter 545
- ashen 129
- shortly 490
- egotism 124
- brainiac 85
- Fate 218
- gold leaf 100
- Panic 206
- videophone 54
- tendentious 67
- gonna 86
- sunlight 477
- recruiter 128
- comprehensive 524
- dakota 44
- ranching 44
- gendarme 112
- do good 75
- matrilineal 158
- partisanship 73
- lead 767
- vs 93
- readability 51
- gauze 187
- cohabit 120
- citrus 184
- flimsy 177
- nerd 105
- scorch 123
- tap dance 108
- Corporal 124
- integer 93
- hammerless 60
- supervision 178
- Deceptive 143
- Vibe 110
- whose 128
- Nigh 147
- intimate 437
- transform 505
- compress 443
- uplifting 182
- honorific 197
- MEANTIME 79
- realty 70
- zap 96
- modest 533
- moreover 434
- tip-top 64
- burn 533
- racketeering 54
- Turnaround 60
- responsible 504
- static 518
- Bid 184
- constable 216
- unfounded 111
- savant 109
- hedge 635
- amer 54
- phoneme 63
- Diwali 74
- bolt 458
- Gree 14
- subsidization 70
- Much 173
- retract 128
- luck 492
- apologize 544
- he 148
- Astride 67
- sou 74
- ardently 44
- evade 194
- plum tomato 13
- garage 471
- clarion call 94
- Strategically 63
- Disappearance 70
- sisterly 66
- Diverse 416
- analogue 88
- academician 89
- Dedicate 169
- leverage 524
- standoffish 99
- seething 91
- metropolitan 125
- firework 231
- concentrate 555
- wild 535
- gratification 166
- bug-eyed 85
- staunch 191
- dislike 492
- vanquish 193
- destiny 217
- armored 123
- stick up 59
- takeover 214
- sub- 66
- warm up 67
- computation 120
- Holy 105
- dodgy 157
- afloat 243
- acceptance 490
- Manufacturer 252
- cooperate 497
- furore 131
- Unjust 141
- goody-goody 98
- slit 428
- snort 152
- bleacher 126
- varmint 64
- telegram 465
- clothes peg 64
- Cracker 104
- pharmacies 30
- psychical 28
- Auxiliary 108
- blockhouse 135
- inconclusive 76
- lift 570
- appoint 501
- sightseeing 476
- persecutor 109
- angle 588
- aircraft 537
- pyrotechnically 31
- by the time 33
- bacillus 147
- lexical 105
- obstruction 93
- depict 148
- bath mat 103
- terrace 340
- integrity 255
- pout 97
- porridge 412
- flatted 45
- opinion 540
- Enlarge 58
- polemic 97
- Obsolete 198
- brace 207
- unconditional 52
- IMMINENT 93
- boost 537
- hypocrite 82
- galaxy 148
- the Middle East 62
- whip 534
- Economics 72
- muddle 239
- prevent 544
- unrelated 168
- come about 87
- druggist 122
- involving 30
- peek 215
- syndicate 193
- Hate 144
- visual 654
- herbivorous 217
- glitziness 49
- diligent 431
- conical 94
- daggerlike 47
- burlap 196
- defile 222
- filthy 148
- unharmed 57
- dovecote 117
- smuggest 34
- practicable 497
- originate 506
- thousandfold 34
- carpenter 445
- analogies 54
- PLEAD 106
- Confidential 131
- gynaecology 80
- prod 191
- hunt 532
- sidespin 38
- schemer 36
- measurement 586
- Guardian 175
- singular 515
- Gauge 101
- Document 196
- extent 483
- private 619
- hothouse 62
- Plod 10
- reserve 551
- Slash 105
- Guinea 79
- quint 53
- drop-down menu 107
- gunnysack 119
- exist 527
- Plaza 186
- Bath 216
- comedian 139
- liquidation 72
- trimester 56
- Shame 128
- iconoclast 167
- procurement 160
- roughneck 195
- grim 235
- e-tailer 83
- swordsman 65
- Bankroll 102
- theater 263
- grinch 99
- servile 112
- skyward 56
- chairman 489
- meal 243
- glycerin 130
- shoplifting 170
- Intrusive 92
- control 540
- inheritor 66
- engross 187
- fade 650
- Impregnate 62
- twinkle 515
- unrelenting 194
- fire 309
- Forbid 116
- fond 466
- sentience 84
- pump up 106
- Exceed 114
- proneness 53
- moonlight 74
- exasperating 117
- lam 111
- Gt. 80
- sophisticate 156
- heavy 260
- adhesive 106
- PASSION 199
- flint 114
- Exposed 188
- question 265
- Yielding 65
- Liking 68
- EFFORT 65
- unfair 515
- feeding ground 90
- partygoer 68
- enema 94
- coastguard 66
- gristle 107
- messily 60
- interwar 75
- spontaneous 552
- faculty 525
- undermine 218
- Harbinger 36
- northern 465
- flagpole 88
- pant 496
- residuary 41
- Differential 166
- migrant 275
- RETIREMENT 65
- fake 167
- cows 45
- kind of 93
- sedate 113
- archer 124
- yearly 447
- vanguard 123
- titivate 49
- gratuity 169
- ultrasound 217
- Transfer 214
- foil 259
- soft goods 38
- punch out 61
- sear 157
- liberality 81
- magpie 65
- encamp 112
- entropy 105
- peak 537
- overcast 65
- guard 562
- whirlwind 174
- serbian 44
- pick over 117
- Adjusted 142
- agronomist 76
- Deerstalker 67
- WIDE 100
- abruptly 149
- anti-Semite 122
- Estonian 44
- unchanging 76
- disfigured 79
- connoisseur 158
- tantric 32
- unlikely 517
- calorie 205
- muffler 97
- armistice 163
- Alacrity 224
- dickey 79
- Unripe 85
- Export 265
- gravitation 137
- intensely 61
- parted 52
- causative 106
- Priming 65
- in case of 70
- Program 210
- damn 223
- antarctica 88
- chart 506
- typhus 74
- cancer 496
- pricy 48
- Detention 210
- washboard 61
- pugnacity 38
- nonetheless 236
- biohazard 111
- deadline 249
- wide-ranging 63
- up close 46
- Bisexual 52
- flavour 434
- partiality 89
- Daffy 14
- hays 57
- cigarette 541
- wheeze 201
- arise 634
- analyst 193
- italic 142
- plenty 468
- confirmed 154
- Causes 84
- tailspin 163
- container 488
- sleep 265
- fiddle 176
- caution 246
- Linguistics 175
- air strike 130
- cleaning lady 90
- quest 92
- slur 181
- rigmarole 73
- Properly 138
- Spine 106
- bewildering 299
- climate 545
- up-front 122
- anoint 157
- voyeurism 164
- carcinoma 105
- Tear 242
- holden 43
- meatball 55
- stow 106
- fantastic 203
- juggle 224
- Spatula 118
- timing 241
- backpack 197
- death camp 86
- shield 509
- tryout 163
- punish 588
- Modification 311
- blatant 174
- talker 70
- gaping 105
- enticing 204
- archrival 113
- probability 484
- mannequin 63
- Account 203
- model 1667
- edition 490
- lacquer 90
- Belie 16
- pain 588
- seating 80
- kinship 74
- Counsellor 60
- numerous 539
- awry 194
- hopper 166
- fertile 508
- Comparison 232
- all-in-one 65
- disturbing 218
- Exponent 111
- probation 168
- Momentous 81
- hereafter 52
- eighty 426
- root out 93
- malling 40
- immature 73
- humorous 468
- Landfill 39
- overburden 117
- perpetually 115
- outflank 341
- Emotion 94
- theft 155
- aerialist 49
- settled 89
- Femme Fatale 25
- upstart 152
- FO 88
- swinging 84
- despite 547
- hartal 34
- graphic design 81
- guttural 125
- clansman 117
- provided 429
- assortment 202
- undulate 61
- Tarpaulin 63
- vapidity 51
- presto 73
- Lot 184
- bandanna 118
- cancerous 84
- customarily 82
- Chancellor of the Exchequer 94
- fury 263
- insouciant 61
- Trump 215
- lsd 82
- dud 131
- skimpiest 28
- partway 66
- extraordinary 553
weird
2 ENTRIES FOUND:
weirder; weirdest
weirder; weirdest
Learner's definition of WEIRD
[also more weird; most weird]
: unusual or strange怪异的；奇怪的；怪诞的
- She listens to some really weird [=bizarre] music.她听一些非常怪异的音乐。
- My little brother acts weird sometimes.我小弟有时举止怪异。
- I heard a weird noise.我听到一个奇怪的声音。
- That's weird—I put my book down right here just a few minutes ago and now it's gone.真是怪事儿——我几分钟前刚把书放在这儿，现在它就不见了。
- a weird-looking creature形状怪异的生物
— weirdly
adverb- Why are you behaving so weirdly?你的行为怎么这么怪异？
- a weirdly entertaining movie怪诞的娱乐片
— weirdness
noun [noncount] 2 weird /ˈwiɚd/ verb
weirds; weirded; weirding
2 weird
/ˈwiɚd/
verb
weirds; weirded; weirding
Learner's definition of WEIRD
weird out
[phrasal verb] weird (someone) out or weird out (someone) US, informal
: to make (someone) feel strange or uncomfortable使感到不安；使不舒服
- I don't mean to weird you out.我不是故意让你觉得不自在的。
- That movie totally weirded me out.那部电影使我感到不舒服。
weirdness noun
Did you know?
Shakespeare's Connection to Weird
You may know weird as a generalized term describing something unusual, but this word also has older meanings that are more specific. Weird derives from the Old English noun wyrd, essentially meaning "fate." By the 8th century, the plural wyrde had begun to appear in texts as a gloss for Parcae, the Latin name for the Fates—three goddesses who spun, measured, and cut the thread of life. In the 15th and 16th centuries, Scots authors employed werd or weird in the phrase "weird sisters" to refer to the Fates. William Shakespeare adopted this usage in Macbeth, in which the "weird sisters" are depicted as three witches. Subsequent adjectival use of weird grew out of a reinterpretation of the weird used by Shakespeare.
Synonyms
Adjective
- bizarre
- bizarro
- cranky
- crazy
- curious
- eccentric
- erratic
- far-out
- funky
- funny
- kinky
- kooky
- kookie
- odd
- off-kilter
- off-the-wall
- offbeat
- out-of-the-way
- outlandish
- outré
- peculiar
- quaint
- queer
- queerish
- quirky
- remarkable
- rum [chiefly British]
- screwy
- spaced-out
- strange
- wacky
- whacky
- way-out
- weirdo
- wild
Example Sentences
Adjective Cosmic strings are second only to black holes in the astrophysicist's pantheon of weird objects. They are narrow, ultradense filaments formed during a phase transition—called inflation—within the first microsecond of cosmic history. 
Steve Nadis, Astronomy, October 2005 If you looked at them closely you realized they were carved with weird, pagan creatures, more like hobgoblins than men, half hidden among trees and leaves—here acanthus and there what looked like a palm tree. Kate Atkinson, Case Histories, 2004 As an extended fictional device allegory is used mainly in didactic, satirical fables, such as Gulliver's Travels, Animal Farm and Erewhon. In these masterpieces a surface realism of presentation gives the fantastic events a kind of weird plausibility … David Lodge, The Art of Fiction, 1992 My little brother acts weird sometimes. I heard a weird noise. That's weird—I put my book down right here just a few minutes ago and now it's gone. See More
Steve Nadis, Astronomy, October 2005 If you looked at them closely you realized they were carved with weird, pagan creatures, more like hobgoblins than men, half hidden among trees and leaves—here acanthus and there what looked like a palm tree. Kate Atkinson, Case Histories, 2004 As an extended fictional device allegory is used mainly in didactic, satirical fables, such as Gulliver's Travels, Animal Farm and Erewhon. In these masterpieces a surface realism of presentation gives the fantastic events a kind of weird plausibility … David Lodge, The Art of Fiction, 1992 My little brother acts weird sometimes. I heard a weird noise. That's weird—I put my book down right here just a few minutes ago and now it's gone. See More Recent Examples on the Web Kaitlyn Tiffany, The Atlantic, 1 Sep. 2022 Kline’s realization that family, friends, acquaintances — fellow American citizens — are weird and selfish creatures derives from desperate adolescent escapism. Armond White, National Review, 31 Aug. 2022 Kolten Wong, cleanup hitter? Sounds weird, but that was the case Tuesday for the Milwaukee Brewers with manager Craig Counsell's 102nd different lineup this season that had the second baseman batting between Hunter Renfroe and Keston Hiura. Todd Rosiak, Journal Sentinel, 30 Aug. 2022 The new cast is pretty, but vacant, and the plot lines are weird and dull, sinking the reboot like a lead balloon on the steps of the Met. Debby Wolfinsohn, EW.com, 29 Aug. 2022 Well, things have gone way beyond pearl clutching and weird. Erika D. Smithcolumnist, Los Angeles Times, 28 Aug. 2022 Here are a few helpful tips for cleaning these school necessities, keeping them looking fresh and avoiding weird and disgusting smells. Joe Difazio, USA TODAY, 25 Aug. 2022 Each crow seemed louder and bolder than the next, and the more the birds cried out, the more birds joined in this weird, loud, alarm-like, song. Maggie Menderski, The Courier-Journal, 24 Aug. 2022 One contest gave people the equivalent of $700 for the most creative uses of the fruit; the winners ranged from the somewhat normal (an avocado parfait) to the truly weird (avocado spaghetti?). Tori Latham, Robb Report, 23 Aug. 2022 Ashley Fetters, The Atlantic, 31 May 2020 Something weird happened on the oil market last week. Daniel Oberhaus, Wired, 1 May 2020 The antidote to the winter weirds is to stay active and go outside. Alli Harvey, Anchorage Daily News, 21 Dec. 2019 Our family of weirds won’t be the same without him. Michele Corriston, PEOPLE.com, 7 Nov. 2019 But there’s no more time to rest, Betty’s alarm is blaring and her mother and brother are acting like nothing weird happened the night before. Jessica Macleish, Teen Vogue, 8 Feb. 2018 Lewis called the off-season market weird, especially for guys his age. Stefan Stevenson, star-telegram.com, 16 June 2017 See More
Adjective
If the person is a child, onlookers worry this will cause lasting damage and be weird for them for the rest of their lives. Kaitlyn Tiffany, The Atlantic, 1 Sep. 2022 Kline’s realization that family, friends, acquaintances — fellow American citizens — are weird and selfish creatures derives from desperate adolescent escapism. Armond White, National Review, 31 Aug. 2022 Kolten Wong, cleanup hitter? Sounds weird, but that was the case Tuesday for the Milwaukee Brewers with manager Craig Counsell's 102nd different lineup this season that had the second baseman batting between Hunter Renfroe and Keston Hiura. Todd Rosiak, Journal Sentinel, 30 Aug. 2022 The new cast is pretty, but vacant, and the plot lines are weird and dull, sinking the reboot like a lead balloon on the steps of the Met. Debby Wolfinsohn, EW.com, 29 Aug. 2022 Well, things have gone way beyond pearl clutching and weird. Erika D. Smithcolumnist, Los Angeles Times, 28 Aug. 2022 Here are a few helpful tips for cleaning these school necessities, keeping them looking fresh and avoiding weird and disgusting smells. Joe Difazio, USA TODAY, 25 Aug. 2022 Each crow seemed louder and bolder than the next, and the more the birds cried out, the more birds joined in this weird, loud, alarm-like, song. Maggie Menderski, The Courier-Journal, 24 Aug. 2022 One contest gave people the equivalent of $700 for the most creative uses of the fruit; the winners ranged from the somewhat normal (an avocado parfait) to the truly weird (avocado spaghetti?). Tori Latham, Robb Report, 23 Aug. 2022 Noun
When stay-at-home measures aimed at curbing the spread of COVID-19 went into effect earlier this spring, something weird happened to our sense of geography. Ashley Fetters, The Atlantic, 31 May 2020 Something weird happened on the oil market last week. Daniel Oberhaus, Wired, 1 May 2020 The antidote to the winter weirds is to stay active and go outside. Alli Harvey, Anchorage Daily News, 21 Dec. 2019 Our family of weirds won’t be the same without him. Michele Corriston, PEOPLE.com, 7 Nov. 2019 But there’s no more time to rest, Betty’s alarm is blaring and her mother and brother are acting like nothing weird happened the night before. Jessica Macleish, Teen Vogue, 8 Feb. 2018 Lewis called the off-season market weird, especially for guys his age. Stefan Stevenson, star-telegram.com, 16 June 2017 See More Word History
Etymology
Adjective
from construal as an adjective of weird entry 2 in weird sisters, name for the Fates of Greek and Roman myth (early Scots werd sisteris, Middle English wyrde systeres, Shakespeare weyard/weyward sisters, applied to the witches in Macbeth)
Noun
Middle English wird, werd, going back to Old English wyrd, going back to Germanic *wurdi- "fate, chance" (whence Old Saxon wurđ "fate," Old High German wurt, Old Norse urðr), derivative from the base of *werþan- "to come about, happen, become" — more at worth entry 4
First Known Use
Adjective
1817, in the meaning defined at sense 2
Noun
before the 12th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1
Time Traveler
The first known use of weird was before the 12th century Phrases Containing weird
adjective
👨🏻🏫 Mr. Ng 韋氏詞典 📚 – mw.mister5️⃣.net
切換為繁體中文