bizarre

bizarre 

[biˈzɑ:]

adj.

奇形怪状的, 怪诞的

They saw a bizarre animal in the lake.

他们在湖中看见一个奇怪的动物。

 

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1.	It seemed a bizarre ceremony to uninitiated western eyes.
	对未曾经验的西方人来说，这看起来像是奇异的仪式。
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2.	marked by rich and sometimes bizarre or incongruous ornamentation
	标新立异的；有丰富且有时离奇或不一致的装饰的
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3.	having the vivid colors and bizarre patterns associated with psychedelic states.
	具有鲜艳的颜色和奇异的图案，伴随着迷幻的状态。
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4.	The filmmakers seem to see this bizarre relationship as true love.
	电影的制作者似乎把这种怪异的关系看作是真正的爱。
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5.	Because of -- or despite -- the bizarre training, South Korea dominates international archery.
	因为——或者尽管——这种训练异乎寻常，韩国统领着世界射箭运动。
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6.	any of several dwarf creeping orchids with small bizarre insectlike hairy flowers on slender stalks.
	矮小、爬行的兰花，茎纤细，花小而奇异呈昆虫状。
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7.	The old people all goggled at the bizarre dresses of the girls at the party.
	晚会上，老人们个个睁大了眼睛，瞧着女孩子们穿的奇装异服。
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8.	to change into a different shape or form, especially one that is fantastic or bizarre
	使…变成一个不同的形状或状态，尤指一种奇特或可笑的形态
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9.	Fleeing in terror from hallucinatory wolves, the bizarre hallucinatory dreams of fever- Jean Stafford.
	恐惧的逃离幻想中的狼,发烧引起的奇幻的梦境-吉恩·斯达夫德。
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10.	A carnival performer whose show consists of bizarre acts, such as biting the head off a live chicken.
	疯狂的杂耍演员一个狂欢节的表演者，表演内容包括奇怪举动，如把活鸡的头咬下来
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