The Open Dictionary

strange

形容词

UK/streɪndʒ/
US/streɪndʒ/

定义 strange 形容词

unusual

  1. A2

    unusual and unexpected, or difficult to understand

    • He has some peculiar notions about women!

    • You express the most bizarre things at times.

    • I had an odd sensation that we had crossed paths before.

unfamiliar

  1. B1

    not known or familiar

    • I wouldn't get a ride from unfamiliar men.

    • The infant began to cry when surrounded by so many strange faces.

    • I've also never been here, so this place feels completely unfamiliar to me.

片语 strange 形容词

  • feel strange

    To experience a sensation of being unwell, not normal, or not quite right.

    • I've been feeling a bit strange ever since I started taking this medication.

成语

  • stranger things have happened

    This idiom is used to indicate that although a particular event or idea seems very strange or surprising, it is still within the realm of possibility.

    • "Do you think he'll quit his job to travel the world?" "Well, stranger things have happened."