Outlandish Meaning in English
word
aʊtˈɫændɪʃ
owt-LAN-dish
aʊtlˈændɪʃ
owt-LAN-dish
释义
Very strange, unusual, or bizarre; so different that it seems foreign or not typical.
用法与细微差别
Usually formal or descriptive; often carries a sense of surprise or disbelief. Common with ideas, outfits, behavior ('outlandish costume', 'outlandish claim'). Not used for positive surprises—focuses on extreme or odd difference.
Spanish: extravagante - estrafalario - insólitoPortuguese (BR): extravagante - excêntrico - estranhoPortuguese (PT): extravagante - excêntrico - estranhoChinese (Simplified): 稀奇古怪的 - 古怪离奇的Chinese (Traditional): 稀奇古怪的 - 古怪離奇的Hindi: अजीबोगरीब - विचित्रArabic: غريب الأطوار - غير مألوفBengali: অদ্ভুত - অপরিচিত - বিচিত্রRussian: вычурный - странный - нелепыйJapanese: 奇抜な - 異様なVietnamese: kỳ quặc - lạ lùng - dị thườngKorean: 괴상한 - 터무니없는Turkish: acayip - tuhaf - alışılmadıkUrdu: عجیب و غریب - انوکھاIndonesian: aneh - luar biasa - nyeleneh
例句
He wore an outlandish hat to the party.
basic
Her outlandish ideas surprised everyone in the meeting.
basic
The movie was full of outlandish characters and settings.
basic
That's an outlandish excuse—no one will believe it!
natural
People stared at his outlandish outfit on the subway.
natural
Some of his theories sound pretty outlandish, but they're interesting to discuss.
natural