Strange Meaning in English
word
/ˈstɹeɪndʒ/
straynj
/stɹˈeɪndʒ/
straynj
释义
If something is strange, it is unusual, unfamiliar, or surprising in a way that is different from what you expect.
用法与细微差别
Often used for things that are unusual or make you feel surprised. "Strange" can describe people, situations, or feelings. Sometimes used softly to avoid sounding rude when talking about people or habits.
Spanish: extraño - raroPortuguese (BR): estranhoPortuguese (PT): estranhoChinese (Simplified): 奇怪Chinese (Traditional): 奇怪Hindi: अजीबArabic: غريبBengali: অদ্ভুত - অচেনাRussian: странный - необычныйJapanese: 奇妙な - 不思議なVietnamese: lạ - kỳ lạKorean: 이상한Turkish: garip - tuhafUrdu: عجیب - انوکھاIndonesian: aneh - asing
例句
It's a strange color for a car.
basic
I heard a strange noise last night.
basic
This food tastes strange.
basic
That's strange—I thought I left my keys here.
natural
She's a bit strange but fun to be around.
natural
Everything felt strange when I moved to a new city.
natural