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freaknoun(STRANGE)[C]a thing,person,animal, oreventthat isextremelyunusualorunlikely, and not like any other ofitstype: 怪物；奇物；怪人；另类 I wasbornwithblackhairall over my back, like somesortof freak.我天生背上就全是黑毛，像个怪物。 Thepearlis sobigthat it has beendescribedas a freakofnature.这颗珍珠个头很大，被称为自然界的奇物。 humorousAt myschoolyou wereconsideredto be a freak if you weren'tinterestedinsport.在我所在的学校，不爱好体育就会被视为异类。 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesStrange, suspicious and unnatural things and people - alien
- anomaly
- anti-alien
- Bermuda Triangle
- corn circle
- eccentric
- fairy
- flake
- kryptonite
- loiterer
- Martian
- masochist
- miracle
- mutant
- pervert
- sociopath
- space cadet
- taniwha
- Tardis
- time traveller
See more results » freaknoun(ENTHUSIASTIC PERSON)a health, computer, surf, etc. freakinformal someone who isextremelyinterestedin aparticularsubjectoractivity: 保健／电脑／冲浪（等等）迷You won't beeatingburgerswithTom- he's acompletehealthfreak. tobecomeorcausesomeone tobecomeextremelyemotional: （使）极度激动Myparentsfreaked when I told them I waspregnant.我告诉父母自己怀孕后，他们非常激动。 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesExpressing and showing feelings - abandon
- affective
- be in/get into a stateidiom
- beatyourbreast/chestidiom
- beetroot
- crimson
- fling upyourhandsidiom
- flush
- freak(someone)out
- game face
- go/turn beetroot (red)idiom
- have a face like thunderidiom
- pale
- pine
- roar
- spill
- spill out
- sulk
- switchsomethingon
- throw upyourhands in horror/despairidiom
See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Inspiring feelings in others veryunusualorunexpected: 不寻常的，怪异的She wascrushedin a freak(= veryunlikely)accidentin acavein France.她在一起离奇的事故中被压死在法国的一个山洞里。 Thevillagewasdestroyedby a freakstorm.这座村庄毁于一场异常的风暴。 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesStrange, suspicious and unnatural - aberrant
- abnormal
- abnormally
- add
- Alice-in-Wonderland
- funnily
- funnily enoughidiom
- ghostliness
- ghoul
- heterodox
- perversely
- perversity
- perverted
- pervy
- presence
- wack
- wackadoodle
- wackiness
- wacky
- warped
See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: freaknoun(STRANGE)[C]a thing,person,animal, oreventthat isextremelyunusualorunlikely, and not like any other ofitstype 怪物；奇物；怪人；另类I wasbornwithblackhairall over my back, like somesortof freak.我天生背上就全是黑毛，像个怪物。 Thepearlis sobigthat it has beendescribedas a freakofnature.这颗珍珠个头很大，被称为自然界的奇物。 humorousAt myschoolyou wereconsideredto be a freak if you weren'tinterestedinsport.在我所在的学校，不爱好体育就会被视为异类。 freaknoun(ENTHUSIASTIC PERSON)a health, computer, surf, etc. freakinformal someone who isextremelyinterestedin aparticularsubjectoractivity 保健／电脑／冲浪（等等）迷 tobecomeorcausesomeone tobecomeextremelyemotional （使）极度激动Myparentsfreaked when I told them I waspregnant.我告诉父母自己怀孕后，他们非常激动。 不寻常的，怪异的She wascrushedin a freak(= veryunlikely)accidentin acavein France.她在一起离奇的事故中被压死在法国的一个山洞里。 Thevillagewasdestroyedby a freakstorm.这座村庄毁于一场异常的风暴。 freak| American Dictionaryfreakadjective[not gradable](UNUSUAL)extremelyunusualorunlikely: Shediedin a freakautomobileaccident. A freakmidsummerhailstormcaughtus all bysurprise. freaknoun[C](ENTHUSIAST)infmlapersonwho isenthusiasticabout thestatedthing: My eight-year-oldgrandsonis arealsportsfreak. Thisguyis acontrolfreak(=wantstocontroleverything). freaknoun[C](UNUSUAL PERSON/THING)someone or something that isstrangeorunusualand not likeothersofitstype: In myschool, everyonethoughtyou were somekindof freak if you didn’t likesports. Examplesoffreakfreak In times past such individuals were labeled "freaks" and appeared in circus sideshows.From theCambridge English Corpus She freaked out tons of people at this meeting, but at this meeting it's only area managers and directors and above are invited.From theCambridge English Corpus Intellectuals are still seen by party leaders as genetically flawed, and by ordinary people as underpaid freaks, always making trouble for themselves.From theCambridge English Corpus Since liberalization, everything has totally freaked out.From theCambridge English Corpus They are notfreakoccurrences within the natural order of things, but created by inheritance, training or initiation.From theCambridge English Corpus If a miracle isfreakoccurrence against the laws of nature then if it continuously happens then it will become a law of nature itself.From theCambridge English Corpus Only a few candidates recognised the anomaly and suggested it was unusual due to 'freak' conditions or student error.From theCambridge English Corpus Even so, there were still icing problems duringfreakweather conditions soon after completion.From theCambridge English Corpus What if because of somefreakaccident all children conceived from today onward would be immortal?From theCambridge English Corpus Here, the fantastical sphinx, herself afreakof nature, becomes the emblem of good design, abstract and laden with symbolic meaning.From theCambridge English Corpus Outliers are unusual or 'freak' values which differ greatly in magnitude from the majority of the data values.From theCambridge English Corpus Parisian critics came to see the song as a genericfreak, falling outside the tradition of grand opera, and they even offered certain editing suggestions.From theCambridge English Corpus In the low-control condition, participants again received one of two possible scenarios, this time involving afreakhurricane.From theCambridge English Corpus However, not long after taking over, he suffered head injuries in afreakaccident.From theCambridge English Corpus Talking of animals, the brief for further freaks.From theCambridge English Corpus 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. |