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strange AHD[strānj] D.J.[streɪndʒ]K.K.[strendʒ]adj.（形容词）strang.er, strang.est - Not previously known; unfamiliar.生疏的：以前不知的；不熟悉的
- Out of the ordinary; unusual or striking.杰出的：超出一般的；不一般的或显著的
- Differing from the normal.不同寻常的
- Not of one's own or a particular locality, environment, or kind; exotic.异乡的：不属于某人自己的或特殊的地区、环境或种类的；外来的
- Reserved in manner; distant.局促的：行为方式上有保留的；疏远的
- Not comfortable or at ease; constrained.疏远的：不舒服或不自然的；受限制的
- Not accustomed or conditioned:不习惯的：不习惯的或受条件限制的：She was strange to her new duties.她对新任务还没有经验
- Archaic Of, relating to, or characteristic of another place or part of the world; foreign.【古语】 外国的：世界的另一个地方或部分的，与其有关的或是有其特点的
adv.（副词）- In a strange manner.奇怪地：以一种奇怪的方式
- Middle English 中古英语
- from Old French estrange [extraordinary, foreign] 源自 古法语 estrange [超常的，外来的]
- from Latin extrāneus [adventitious, foreign] 源自 拉丁语 extrāneus [外加的，外来的]
- from extrā [outside] [from feminine ablative of] exter [outward] * see eghs 源自 extrā [外部的] 源自exter的阴性夺格 [向外地] * 参见 eghs
strangeʹly adv.（副词）strange, peculiar, odd, queer, quaint, outlandish, singular, eccentric, curious- These adjectives describe what deviates from the usual or customary.这些形容词描述与通常或习惯不同的事物。
- Strange refers especially to what is unfamiliar, unknown, or inexplicable: Strange 尤指不熟悉的，不知道的或无法解释的事物： "I do hate to be chucked in the dark aboard a strange ship. I wonder where they keep their fresh water" (Joseph Conrad).“我的确憎恨黑夜中在一艘不熟悉的船上被抛弃。我不知道他们在哪里保存淡水” （约瑟夫·康拉德）。
- Peculiar particularly describes what is distinct from all others: Peculiar 尤用来描述与所有他物不同之物： The kitchen was redolent with the peculiar aromatic odor of cloves. Something that isodd fails to accord with what is ordinary, usual, or expected, while somethingqueer deviates markedly from the norm; both terms can suggest strangeness or peculiarity: 厨房充满了特殊的丁香气味。 Odd 形容与普通、平常的或预料不一致的某物。 Queer 形容与标准或正常有很大差别的事物。 但两个词都能表示奇异或特殊： I find it odd that his name is never mentioned.很奇怪他的名字从未被提及过。"Now, my suspicion is that the universe is not only queerer than we suppose, but queerer than we can suppose" (J.B.S. Haldane).“现在，我的怀疑是宇宙不但比我们所假想的要奇异，而且比我们能 假想的还要奇异” (J·B·S·霍尔丹）。
- Quaint refers to pleasing or old-fashioned peculiarity: Quaint 指令人愉快的或旧时的特性： "the quaint streets of New Orleans, that most foreign of American cities" (Winston Churchill).“新奥尔良奇异的街道是美国城市中最具外域特征的” （温斯顿·丘吉尔）。
- Outlandish suggests alien or bizarre strangeness: Outlandish 指外域的或怪异的奇异： "They were dressed in a quaint, outlandish fashion" (Washington Irving).“他们的穿着风格怪异” （华盛顿·欧文）。
- Singular describes what is unique or unparalleled;the term often suggests an unusual or peculiar quality that arouses curiosity or wonder: Singular 描述独一无二的或无可比拟之事物；该词常指引起好奇心或惊奇的不平常的或特别的特性： Such poise is singular in one so young.这样年青的人便表现出这样的泰然自若真是让人惊异。
- Eccentric refers particularly to what departs strikingly from the recognized or conventional: Eccentric 尤指与认可的或习俗的有巨大差别的事物： Many consider Berlioz's compositions to be innovative but eccentric.许多人认为柏辽兹的作品富有创新力，但与习俗格格不入。
- Curious suggests strangeness or novelty that excites interest: Curious 指能够激起兴趣的奇异或新奇： Americans living abroad often acquire a curious hybrid accent. See also Synonyms at foreign 生活在国外的美国人常有一种奇怪的混杂口音 参见同义词 foreign
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