quaint
adjective
uk/kweɪnt/us/kweɪnt/C2
attractivebecause of beingunusualandespeciallyold-fashioned:
别致的;(尤指)古雅的a quaintoldcottage古朴别致的乡村别墅
typical of the past; not modern
- old-fashionedHe's very old-fashioned and thinks that women should not work outside the home.
- antiquatedThe school wants to update its antiquated computer system.
- datedThe hotel's decor is starting to look dated.
- outdatedMany hospitals struggle with outdated equipment and facilities.
- quaintThe area is full of quaint little villages.
- antiqueShe gave me an antique bedcover her great aunt made.
Quaint can also be used to show that you do notapproveof something,especiallyanopinion,belief, or way ofbehaving, because it isstrangeorold-fashioned:
(观点、信仰或行为方式)奇怪的,不合逻辑的,过时的"What a quaintidea!" she said,laughingat him.“多奇怪的想法啊!”她嘲笑他说。
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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