weirdos

英 [ˈwɪədəʊz]

美 [ˈwɪrdoʊz]

n.  (长相或行为)古怪的人; 怪人
weirdo的复数

柯林斯词典

• 怪人;怪物
  If you describe someone as aweirdo, you disapprove of them because they behave in an unusual way which you find difficult to understand or accept.

双语例句

• King Herod was greatly perturbed when he heard this; and so was the whole of Jerusalem. Weirdo: a very unusual or weird person. Sometimes weirdos can be unsafe to meet.
  希律王听后异常惊恐，耶路撒冷的全城居民也感到非常不安。古怪的人：不平常的或怪异的人。有时候，和古怪的人相见不安全。
• When we started up, the locals thought we were weirdos.
  当我们突然出现时，当地居民认为我们是些怪物。
• He is prepossessed with a queer idea. Weirdo: a very unusual or weird person. Sometimes weirdos can be unsafe to meet.
  他有一种奇怪的偏见。古怪的人：不平常的或怪异的人。有时候，和古怪的人相见不安全。
• He drummed his fingers on the steering wheel and his eyes fell on a huddle of these weirdos standing quite close by.
  他用手指敲击着方向盘，目光落到了离他最近的一大群怪物身上。
• Mainstream media now looks at games as a successful business, no longer as a bunch of weirdos working in their garages.
  主流媒体现在也以成功来描述游戏商业，不再视那些在车库工作的团队为怪人。
• You wouldn't believe some of the weirdos you see around here.
  不要相信你周围的奇怪的人。
• It is the breakfast of weirdos, of ambitious freaks.
  它是古怪人士的早餐，是野心勃勃的狂热分子的早餐。