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单词 strange
释义
strange
adjective
uk
/streɪndʒ/us
/streɪndʒ/

strangeadjective(UNUSUAL)

A2
unusualandunexpected, ordifficulttounderstand:
不寻常的；奇怪的；不可思议的
He has some very strangeideasabout women!他对女性有一些非常古怪的看法！
You say the strangest things sometimes.有时候你说的话非常奇怪。
I had a strangefeelingthat we'dmetbefore.有个奇怪的感觉，觉得我们以前见过面。
It's strangethattouristsalmostnevervisitthisvillage.不可思议的是，游客几乎从来不到这个村子来。
That's strange - I'msureI put myglassesin mybag, but they're not there.太奇怪了——我肯定我把眼镜放进了包里，但不见了。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
strange
  • strangeShe's a strange girl.
  • oddI always thought there was something a bit odd about her.
  • bizarreI had a really bizarre dream last night.
  • weirdHis films are so weird that I can barely get through them.
  • funnyThis lemonade tastes funny.
  • peculiarThe chicken had a peculiar smell.
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feel strange
tofeeluncomfortableand notnormalorcorrect:
感觉不舒服；感觉不正常
Ihopethatfishwas allright- mystomachfeelsa little strange .我希望那条鱼没问题——我的肚子感觉有点儿不舒服。
More examples
  • Can youhearthat strangeclickingnoise?
  • By some strangecoincidence, he waspassingthehousejust when ithappened.
  • When Imether, I had a strangefeelingof déjà vu.
  • She'sdevelopedsome very strangehabitslately.
  • She gave me a strangelook.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Strange, suspicious and unnatural
  • aberrant
  • abnormal
  • abnormally
  • add
  • Alice-in-Wonderland
  • freakishness
  • funnily
  • funnily enoughidiom
  • ghostliness
  • ghoul
  • perverse
  • perversely
  • perversity
  • perverted
  • pervy
  • wack
  • wackadoodle
  • wackiness
  • wacky
  • warped
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Difficult to understand

strangeadjective(NOT FAMILIAR)

B1
notknownorfamiliar:
陌生的，不熟悉的
I don'tacceptridesfrom strange men.我不会搭陌生男人的车。
With so many strangefacesaround her, thebabystartedtocry.看到周围有这么多的陌生面孔，婴儿开始哭了起来。
I've never been here before either, so it's all strangetome too.我以前也没来过这里，因此对我来说这也是完全陌生的。
More examples
  • A strangefigureappearedin thedoorway,cladinwhite.
  • Ifoundmyself in a strangecountry.
  • Who are these strangepeople?
  • Theircustomsare strange to me.
  • They gave her a strangebrewtodrink.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Unknown and unfamiliar
  • alien
  • alienly
  • alienness
  • anti-foreign
  • anti-foreigner
  • moody
  • murky/uncharted watersidiom
  • not be insomeone'svocabularyidiom
  • obscure
  • obscurely
  • obscurity
  • shadowy
  • TBD
  • terra incognita
  • uncharted
  • uncommon
  • undefined
  • unsung
  • untried
  • unused
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Idiom

stranger things have happened
(Definition ofstrangefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

strange| American Dictionary

strange
adjective[-er/-est only]
us
/streɪndʒ/

strangeadjective[-er/-est only](UNUSUAL)

notfamiliar, ordifficulttounderstand; different:
Wekepthearingstrangenoisescoming from theattic.
I had a strangefeelingthat we hadmetbefore.
That’s strange – IthoughtI hadlockedthisdoorwhen weleft.

strangeadjective[-er/-est only](NOT FAMILIAR)

notknownorfamiliar:
I really don’t like strangepeoplecoming to mydoor.
(Definition ofstrangefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofstrange

strange
Strangeas it may seem, the existing data are even more inadequate than the theories.
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They sit on the edges of the speech community's own position,strangeto speakers but there as attention-holding presences in their lives.
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Very often, certain elements may soundstrange, even though they may be absolutely correct from a lexico-grammatical perspective.
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The new front and new large bumpers made what was an already odd-looking car even stranger.
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To see a statue of this scale displayed indoors is odd, and the way the effigy dominates the interior space isstrangeat first.
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Now, not only was the dramatic content of the written play probing the listener's intellect, butstrangenew sounds were stretching the imagination.
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Astrangeresult occurs in the case that a person belongs to different groups that have conflicting sets of social norms.
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Competition over the issue of tax fairness could createstrangebedfellows around the idea of reducing payroll taxes.
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The progress of science was familiar to men's minds, but the development of the subject-matter of science wasstrangeto them.
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Seasonal workers, or 'strangefarmers ', were similarly considered as highly desirable and were liable for a special rent.
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The songs seem at once both entirely familiar and utterlystrange.
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As may be seen on the personnel chart, the artist is placed there in astrangeposition, seemingly disenfranchised of the operating structure.
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Further, even minor changes in the layering of the inversion will be perceived asstrangemotions on the part of the monster.
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You'd find it kind ofstrange, people getting ready to go out boating when it's really rough in the fiord.
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The book tells a harrowing story where truth is stranger than fiction.
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Wikipedia
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