oddities

英 [ˈɒdɪtiz]

美 [ˈɑdətiz]

n.  古怪反常的人(或事物); 怪现象; 古怪; 怪异; 反常
oddity的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 怪人；怪事
  Anoddityis someone or something that is very strange.
  1. Losing my hair made me feel an oddity...
     脱发使我觉得自己是个怪人。
  2. Carlson noticed another oddity; his plant had bloomed twice.
     卡尔森注意到另外一件怪事：他的植物开了两次花。
• N-COUNT 奇怪；古怪；奇特
  Theoddity ofsomething is the fact that it is very strange.
  1. ...the oddities of the Welsh legal system.
     威尔士法律体系的奇特之处

双语例句

• These varieties may well turn out to be more than oddities; they could help us untangle the web of Europe's Vitis vinifera, the vine species responsible for wine.
  这些品种可能将被证明不仅仅是怪异品种；它们可能有助于我们理清欧洲葡萄科纷繁复杂的关系。葡萄是用来酿造红酒的藤本植物。
• Similar oddities exist in the commercial sector.
  工商界同样存在类似问题。
• One of the more attractive oddities of the United States is that our minorities are so numerous, so huge.
  外，在美国有一个比较有趣的怪现象：我们所谓的少数群体，其实人口庞大。
• That might encourage another classic mistake: not noticing and exploring "irrelevant" oddities.
  这可能也导致另一个典型错误：不能注意和探索“不相关的”奇怪现象。
• But there is an argument for looking at such oddities as portents for the future.
  但是，有理由将这样怪异之事视为未来走向的征兆。
• That's the objection that Cebes raises and one of the oddities is that as far as I can see, Socrates never responds to that objection.
  这是赛贝斯提出的反对观点，就我个人来看，奇异之处在于苏格拉底，从未对此作出回应。
• Over a raw-fish supper, he professed to find the eccentricities of Britain's class system every bit as puzzling as Japan's supposed oddities.
  在享用生鱼片晚餐时，他声称自己发现了英国阶级制度中跟日本所谓的古怪之处同样离奇的地方。
• There were some other oddities as well.
  另外这张排行榜里还有一些古怪的地方。
• The average Westerner, in his sleek complacency, will see in the tea ceremony but another instance of the thousand and one oddities which constitute the quaintness and childishness of the East to him.
  一般志得意满的时髦的西方人总认为，茶道仪式不过是组成东方古怪幼稚特质的一千零一种奇特仪式中最为寻常的一种。
• The oddities and absurdities of the language.
  那门语言的种种怪异和荒谬之处。