英语单词短语词组“wacky”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

wacky

adjective

informal(UKalsowhacky)

/ˈwæk.i/us

/ˈwæk.i/

unusualin apleasingandexcitingorsillyway:

滑稽的；古怪的

Thebookcontainssomeweirdand wackyideasforteachingkidsaboutscience.这本书是关于如何教授小孩科学知识的，有一些奇怪又滑稽的想法。

Synonyms

battyinformaldisapproving
bonkersinformalhumorous
cockamamieUSdisapprovingorhumorous
crackersUKinformal
crazy(NOT SENSIBLE)
goofymainlyUSinformal
kookymainlyUSinformal
locomainlyUSslang
loonyinformal

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
unorthodox
wack
wackadoodle
wackiness
warped

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Related word

wackiness

(Definition ofwackyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

wacky| American Dictionary

wacky

adjective

slang

/ˈwæk·i/

strangein apleasingandexcitingorsillyway:

Thefilmhas a wackyoriginalitythat isappealing.

(Definition ofwackyfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofwacky

wacky

What will youwackykids think of next?

FromESPN

Or maybe even aswackyas involving the audience in the story itself?

FromFast Company

That's how life works, our brains are awackything.

FromTechCrunch

Just enjoy thewackyride for as long as it lasts.

FromUSA TODAY

It's one of thosewackycomputer science moments.

FromCNET

People think it's all justwackygood times, and that's great, because it's supposed to look effortless.

FromNew York Daily News

There's been somethingwackywith the weather this winter, and many forecasters never saw it coming.

FromNPR

Her background in both science and "big, funny, colorfulwacky" science-fiction has allowed her to escape being pigeonholed.

FromWired

Just one of thewackybits of bureaucracy that comes with disruptive new technologies like self-driving automobiles.

FromTIME

It's a hilarious examination of the writing process, and chronicles hiswackytravels, too.

FromHuffington Post

He shows off his firstwackytie to her, having taken her advice to show signs of individuality.

FromA.V. Club

This massive beast was barely capable of being handheld because of its anti-ergonomic dysfunctions andwackybutton placement.

FromCNET

His book is - if you want to read more of thesewackyideas and stories, it's a great read.

FromNPR

A relatively new area of academic study delving into how and why consumers behave the way they do is regularly making startling andwackydiscoveries.

FromChicago Tribune

Things like great games, games consoles,wackyinventions, whatever.

FromVentureBeat

These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.

单词	wacky
释义	wacky adjective informal(UKalsowhacky) uk /ˈwæk.i/us /ˈwæk.i/ unusualin apleasingandexcitingorsillyway: 滑稽的；古怪的 Thebookcontainssomeweirdand wackyideasforteachingkidsaboutscience.这本书是关于如何教授小孩科学知识的，有一些奇怪又滑稽的想法。 Synonyms battyinformaldisapproving bonkersinformalhumorous cockamamieUSdisapprovingorhumorous crackersUKinformal crazy(NOT SENSIBLE) goofymainlyUSinformal kookymainlyUSinformal locomainlyUSslang loonyinformal 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 unorthodox wack wackadoodle wackiness warped See more results » Related word wackiness (Definition ofwackyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) wacky\| American Dictionary wacky adjective slang us /ˈwæk·i/ strangein apleasingandexcitingorsillyway: Thefilmhas a wackyoriginalitythat isappealing. (Definition ofwackyfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) Examplesofwacky wacky What will youwackykids think of next? FromESPN Or maybe even aswackyas involving the audience in the story itself? FromFast Company That's how life works, our brains are awackything. FromTechCrunch Just enjoy thewackyride for as long as it lasts. FromUSA TODAY It's one of thosewackycomputer science moments. FromCNET People think it's all justwackygood times, and that's great, because it's supposed to look effortless. FromNew York Daily News There's been somethingwackywith the weather this winter, and many forecasters never saw it coming. FromNPR Her background in both science and "big, funny, colorfulwacky" science-fiction has allowed her to escape being pigeonholed. FromWired Just one of thewackybits of bureaucracy that comes with disruptive new technologies like self-driving automobiles. FromTIME It's a hilarious examination of the writing process, and chronicles hiswackytravels, too. FromHuffington Post He shows off his firstwackytie to her, having taken her advice to show signs of individuality. FromA.V. Club This massive beast was barely capable of being handheld because of its anti-ergonomic dysfunctions andwackybutton placement. FromCNET His book is - if you want to read more of thesewackyideas and stories, it's a great read. FromNPR A relatively new area of academic study delving into how and why consumers behave the way they do is regularly making startling andwackydiscoveries. FromChicago Tribune Things like great games, games consoles,wackyinventions, whatever. FromVentureBeat These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/wacky##
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