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

• Now, you need to briefly understand why one might take this quirky approach to database design.
  现在，您需要大致了解为什么要选择这种有些奇特的数据库设计方法。
• 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。
• De la Maza is known as a brainy, creative, and quirky member of Boston's Agile community.
  delaMaza是一个有头脑的、富有创造力的、离奇的波士顿敏捷社区成员。
• Let's circle and see if we can find some nice quirky guy for you.
  我们转转看看能不能给你找个好而特别的男人。
• Quirky advice from doctors has made it into the book too.
  医生的古怪意见也被写进书中。
• The billionaire is known for his quirky New Year's Resolutions.
  这位亿万富翁以他新奇的新年计划而闻名。
• She has a quirky sense of humour.
  她有一种古怪的幽默感。
• 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。
• Like uncomfortable teenagers, markets love "normal" and rail at the different or quirky.
  像不安的少年一样，市场喜欢“正常”，反对与众不同或怪诞离奇。
• Had Jackson released it in1982, the quirky Yellow Magic Orchestra adaptation likely would have been a big hit.
  如果杰克逊在1982年发表，这首自黄色魔力乐队的改编曲有可能成为一首金曲。