freaky

基本解释

• adj.(=freakish)畸形的；古怪的；捉摸不定的

同根派生

英汉例句

双语例句

• We did some freaky things that day.
  那天我们做了不该做的事情。
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• However, people do apparently suffer freaky events and then gain the ability to do art.
  然而，确实有人在经历了这类恼人事件之后获得超级绘画的能力。
• The death of the People's Princess came as a blow – I always found the Royal Family a bit freaky!
  但人民的王妃戴安娜的离去让我打击不小，---我一直觉得皇室家庭总有点捉摸不定。

原声例句

• They say it's terrible because they'll have a kid and the kid'll grow up freaky and then the experimenter--it's an interview situation--says, "Well, no. Remember they're both using a lot of birth control."
  他们说太糟糕了，他们会生小孩的,小孩长大会变怪胎的,然后向他们提问的实验者说，“不会，他们都做了避孕措施”
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权威例句

• This is part of why it will be freaky to many people at first.
  FORBES: Age of Context: Draft Introduction
• To a western ear, this all sounds a bit freaky, but it seems to work.
  ECONOMIST: Japan
• Similarly freaky but not nuclear-armed are Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe and General Than Shwe of the Burmese junta.
  FORBES: Faces in Sad Places

词组短语

短语

• Freaky Bee 迷幻小蜜蜂
• freaky jocks 橄榄球选手
• Freaky Frid 辣妈辣妹电影原声带;辣妈辣妹
• Geeky Freaky 迷幻摇滚
• Freaky Chakra 表演者

英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• If someone or something is freaky, they are very unusual in some way.