quirky

英 [ˈkwɜːki]

美 [ˈkwɜːrki]

adj.  (事物或人)奇特的，离奇的，古怪的

最高级：quirkiest　比较级：quirkier　

法律

Collins.1 / BNC.19123 / COCA.10948

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED (事物或人)奇特的，离奇的，古怪的
  Something or someone that isquirkyis rather odd or unpredictable in their appearance, character, or behaviour.
  1. We've developed a reputation for being quite quirky and original...
     我们因为风格奇特又独具创意而名声在外。

英英释义

adj

• informal terms
  Synonym:far-outkinkyoffbeatway-out

双语例句

• If you're more than a little familiar with medieval European history, you'll find nothing new here except Cahill's sometimes quirky interpretations of people and events.
  如果你不是有点熟悉的欧洲中世纪史，你会发现，除了没有什么新的卡希尔的有时古怪的人物和事件的解释这里。
• I do some quirky things.
  我会做一些奇怪的事情。
• Quirky inventors have a place in the affections of everyone who enjoyed physics or chemistry at school.
  所有上学时喜欢物理或化学的人，都喜欢古怪的发明者。
• She has a quirky sense of humour.
  她有一种古怪的幽默感。
• We've developed a reputation for being quite quirky and original
  我们因为风格奇特又独具创意而名声在外。
• A quirky romantic comedy that follows the interweaving story of a sports writer and a rap star.
  这是一个古怪的爱情喜剧，一位体育记者和一位说唱明星的故事交织着。
• Many drive-ins devised very elaborate and sometimes quirky modes of comfort.
  许多驱动程序设计非常详细，有时稀奇古怪的方式安慰。
• He meets a quirky girl who loves drawing pictures of sheep on test papers.
  他遇到了一个古怪的女孩，喜欢在试卷上画绵羊。
• Clients sometimes demand quirky services.
  客人有时候会对服务提出一些古怪的要求。
• Myssi is well known in Finland for her quirky food column, which is syndicated across the country.
  迈茜以其怪趣的食品专栏闻名芬兰，该专栏在全国多家报纸均有刊登。