freakish

英 [ˈfriːkɪʃ]

美 [ˈfriːkɪʃ]

adj.  怪异的; 反常的; 意外的

BNC.35941 / COCA.24704

牛津词典

adj.

• 怪异的；反常的；意外的
  very strange, unusual or unexpected
  1. freakish weather/behaviour
     反常的天气；怪异的行为

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 异乎寻常的;奇特的;怪异的
  Something that isfreakishis remarkable because it is not normal or natural.
  1. ...his freakish voice varying from bass to soprano.
     他游走在男低音部和女高音部之间的奇异嗓音

英英释义

adj

• conspicuously or grossly unconventional or unusual
  1. restaurants of bizarre design--one like a hat, another like a rabbit
  2. famed for his eccentric spelling
  3. a freakish combination of styles
  4. his off-the-wall antics
  5. the outlandish clothes of teenagers
  6. outre and affected stage antics
  Synonym:bizarreeccentricfreakyflakyflakeygonzooff-the-walloutlandishoutre
• characteristic of a freak
  1. a freakish extra toe
• changeable
  1. a capricious summer breeze
  2. freakish weather
  Synonym:capricious

双语例句

• Then how do you explain his freakish strength?
  那你怎解释他异常的力量？
• I don't like going over to her apartment. She's got this freakish cat that has only three legs and one eye.
  我不想去她的公寓。她的畸形猫只有三条腿和一只眼睛。
• An isolated, freakish event.
  有点怪异的孤立事件。
• Maybe it was too much freakish weather that put us in the future.
  也许将我们抛进这未来的是太多反常天气。
• Video clips shown on local stations showed them with rifles at the ready as students ran or sought cover and a freakish snow swirled in heavy winds.
  地方电视台报道了他们手持步枪的场面，学生们在逃离或寻求保护，而天上正有莫名的雪随着狂风打转。
• Wallowing in freakish misery forever.
  永远徘徊于怪物的痛苦里。
• Is this a freakish coincidence, or did you know she takes this train?
  这是个奇异的巧合还是你早知道她会搭这班车？
• It's some freakish garish beauty pageant that has nothing, frankly to do with health and welfare.
  它是某种奇特扎眼的选美，坦率地说与健康和福利毫无关系。
• Last year was freakish meteorologically for China, Song said, with severe weather hitting the nation with a frequency and intensity rarely seen.
  他说，去年对中国来说是气象反常的一年，恶劣天气袭击中国的频率和强度很罕见。
• Those who are freakish or sick, who incarcerate themselves to studies or bedrooms, who are prisoners of their own hearts, are real protagonists of modern fictions.
  那些异想天开的人，那些病人，那些幽闭在书房或卧室里的人，那些把自己囚禁在内心里的人，才是现代小说真正的主角。