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

• Susan will probably win Britain` s Got Talent.* But Susan Boyle will be the freakish exception that makes the rule.
  苏珊很可能赢得《英国达人》的冠军，但是她将是开辟这个规则的一个罕见的例外。
• Parents these days invest loads of time and research into coming up with the perfect name not too common or trendy, but hopefully not too freakish that the kid will get a complex.
  如今，父母们都将大量的时间和精力用到钻研好名字上面，不要太普通，也不要太新潮，但也不要太怪异，免得对孩子的心理产生不好的影响。
• 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？
• When you're a child you always imagine that your own bodily imperfections are somehow freakish.
  你还是一个孩子时，你总是认为你身体的不完美有点怪异。
• 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。
• It were a freakish affair, weren't it?
  这是一场妖异的比赛，不是吗？
• And then the status quo of freakish children's rhyme's and the findings by previous researches and presented with the research methodology and significance pointed out.
  然后描述另类童谣广泛存在的社会现状以及前人的学术研究成果，并说明研究的路径和研究的现实教育意义与语言学学科意义。
• 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。
• 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。
• Wallowing in freakish misery forever.
  永远徘徊于怪物的痛苦里。