Freakier Meaning in English
word · lemma: freaky
ˈfɹiki
FREE-kee-er
fɹˈiːkɪɐ
free-KEE-uh
释义
'Freakier' is the comparative form of 'freaky' and means more strange, unusual, or scary, often in a weird or unsettling way.
用法与细微差别
Used informally to compare how strange, creepy, or unusual something is. Commonly used about people, events, or things that seem odd or unsettling. Not very formal; more common in spoken English.
Spanish: más raro - más extraño - más aterradorPortuguese (BR): mais estranho - mais esquisito - mais assustadorPortuguese (PT): mais estranho - mais esquisito - mais assustadorChinese (Simplified): 更怪异的 - 更奇怪的Chinese (Traditional): 更怪異的 - 更奇怪的Hindi: और अजीब - और विचित्रArabic: أكثر غرابة - أكثر رعبًاBengali: আরও অদ্ভুত - আরও অস্বাভাবিক - আরও ভৌতিকRussian: страннее - жутче - необычнееJapanese: もっと奇妙な - もっと不気味なVietnamese: kỳ lạ hơn - rùng rợn hơnKorean: 더 이상한 - 더 기묘한 - 더 소름끼치는Turkish: daha tuhaf - daha ürkütücüUrdu: اور بھی عجیب - اور بھی ڈراؤناIndonesian: lebih aneh - lebih menyeramkan
例句
That movie was even freakier than I expected.
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His costume gets freakier every year.
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This thunderstorm is getting freakier by the minute.
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Things just keep getting freakier around here.
natural
The story just took a freakier turn.
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Honestly, it couldn’t have gotten any freakier if I tried.
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