英语词汇“strange”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

strangestrange /streɪndʒ/ adjective 1 different from what is usual► strange

different from what is usual or normal, often in a way that is difficult to understand or explain:

She was wearing strange clothes - a red cowboy hat and a pink dress.

He is a little strange. Sometimes I see him talking to himself as he walks along the sidewalk.

► weird

strange in a way that you do not like or in a way that frightens you:

I had a weird feeling in my stomach as I walked up the stairs to meet her.

➔ When you use weird or strange to describe other people, it shows that you do not approve of them, and it can be insulting: Marcus is so weird sometimes! | She said some strange things in class.

► funny

funny means the same as strange but is more informal:

The car is making a funny noise.

► odd AWL

strange, especially in a way that does not seem right or normal:

The police stopped him and checked his car because of his odd behavior.

► peculiar (formal)

peculiar means the same as odd but sounds formal:

Her grandfather looked at her in a peculiar way, as if he had never seen her before.

► bizarre

very unusual and strange:

He has some very bizarre ideas about using insects to cure cancer.

► eccentric

behaving in a way that is unusual and different from most people. You use eccentric when you want to say that someone is a little strange or different but you do not want to sound disapproving or insulting:

Their neighbor was an eccentric man who had over 30 cats.

► unusual

different from what is usual or normal:

It is a very unusual knife. I've never seen one like it before.

► abnormal AWL

different from what is normal, especially in a way that seems worrying or dangerous:

Doctors were concerned because she had abnormal levels of sugar in her blood.

► atypical (formal)

not having the features that something usually has. Atypical is used especially in scientific language:

The steep roof on the house is atypical because most houses in the area have flat roofs.

ANTONYMS ➔ see normal, ordinary, usualADVERBS: strangeYou can make the adjectives that mean "different from what is usual" into adverbs by using an -ly ending: Angela was dressed strangely. | The police picked him up because he was behaving oddly. | The levels of sugar in her blood were abnormally high.2 not known► strange

a strange place, person, or thing is one that you do not know, so that you feel a little frightened or worried:

I was on my own in a strange town and was feeling lonely.

When a strange man approached me in the dark, I got scared and ran.

► unfamiliar

if something is unfamiliar, you have never seen it or heard about it before:

The handwriting on the envelope was unfamiliar, and Jo wondered who the letter was from.

► unknown

unknown means the same as unfamiliar, but sounds more formal and is used especially in writing:

The first explorers were visiting unknown territory.

The man seemed to be suffering from a disease that was unknown to doctors.

单词	strange
例句	strangestrange /streɪndʒ/ adjective 1 different from what is usual► strange different from what is usual or normal, often in a way that is difficult to understand or explain: She was wearing strange clothes - a red cowboy hat and a pink dress. He is a little strange. Sometimes I see him talking to himself as he walks along the sidewalk. ► weird strange in a way that you do not like or in a way that frightens you: I had a weird feeling in my stomach as I walked up the stairs to meet her. ➔ When you use weird or strange to describe other people, it shows that you do not approve of them, and it can be insulting: Marcus is so weird sometimes! \| She said some strange things in class. ► funny funny means the same as strange but is more informal: The car is making a funny noise. ► odd AWL strange, especially in a way that does not seem right or normal: The police stopped him and checked his car because of his odd behavior. ► peculiar (formal) peculiar means the same as odd but sounds formal: Her grandfather looked at her in a peculiar way, as if he had never seen her before. ► bizarre very unusual and strange: He has some very bizarre ideas about using insects to cure cancer. ► eccentric behaving in a way that is unusual and different from most people. You use eccentric when you want to say that someone is a little strange or different but you do not want to sound disapproving or insulting: Their neighbor was an eccentric man who had over 30 cats. ► unusual different from what is usual or normal: It is a very unusual knife. I've never seen one like it before. ► abnormal AWL different from what is normal, especially in a way that seems worrying or dangerous: Doctors were concerned because she had abnormal levels of sugar in her blood. ► atypical (formal) not having the features that something usually has. Atypical is used especially in scientific language: The steep roof on the house is atypical because most houses in the area have flat roofs. ANTONYMS ➔ see normal, ordinary, usualADVERBS: strangeYou can make the adjectives that mean "different from what is usual" into adverbs by using an -ly ending: Angela was dressed strangely. \| The police picked him up because he was behaving oddly. \| The levels of sugar in her blood were abnormally high.2 not known► strange a strange place, person, or thing is one that you do not know, so that you feel a little frightened or worried: I was on my own in a strange town and was feeling lonely. When a strange man approached me in the dark, I got scared and ran. ► unfamiliar if something is unfamiliar, you have never seen it or heard about it before: The handwriting on the envelope was unfamiliar, and Jo wondered who the letter was from. ► unknown unknown means the same as unfamiliar, but sounds more formal and is used especially in writing: The first explorers were visiting unknown territory. The man seemed to be suffering from a disease that was unknown to doctors.
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