Quirk Meaning in English
word
ˈkwɝk
KWURK
kwˈɜːk
KWURK
释义
A 'quirk' is a strange or unique feature, habit, or way of behaving that makes someone or something different.
用法与细微差别
'Quirk' is informal and neutral; it often expresses affection or amusement about odd habits. Commonly used with people ('his little quirks') or things ('quirks of history'). Not as negative as 'flaw' or 'defect'.
Spanish: peculiaridad - manía - rarezaPortuguese (BR): esquisitice - mania - peculiaridadePortuguese (PT): esquisitice - mania - peculiaridadeChinese (Simplified): 怪癖 - 奇事Chinese (Traditional): 怪癖 - 怪事Hindi: अजीब आदत - विचित्रताArabic: غرابة - سمة غريبةBengali: বৈশিষ্ট্য - অদ্ভুত অভ্যাসRussian: чудачество - причудаJapanese: 癖（くせ） - 特色Vietnamese: thói quen kỳ lạ - điểm đặc biệtKorean: 별난 점 - 특이한 버릇Turkish: tuhaflık - garip alışkanlıkUrdu: انوکھا عادت - عجیب خصوصیتIndonesian: keunikan - kebiasaan unik
例句
She has a funny quirk of always humming while she cooks.
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One quirk of this old house is that all the doors creak.
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He always wears mismatched socks – it’s just his quirk.
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Everyone’s got a quirk or two that makes them unique.
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It's just one of the quirks of living in a big city—you get used to the noise.
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Her little quirks make her really endearing to her friends.
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