Weirded out Meaning in English
expression · lemma: weird out
ˈwɪɹdɪd/ /ˈaʊt
WEER-did OWT
ˈwɪədɪd/ /ˈaʊt
WEER-did OWT
释义
To feel uncomfortable, uneasy, or disturbed because something is strange or unusual.
用法与细微差别
Informal and conversational. Often used with 'feel' ("I feel weirded out") or 'get' ("He was weirded out"). Implies a mild, uneasy discomfort—not fear, just a sense of something being unsettling. Not usually used in formal writing.
Spanish: incomodado - perturbado - sentirse raroPortuguese (BR): desconcertado - incomodadoPortuguese (PT): desconcertado - incomodadoChinese (Simplified): 觉得怪异 - 感到不舒服Chinese (Traditional): 覺得怪異 - 感到不舒服Hindi: अजीब लगा - असहज महसूस कियाArabic: منزعج - شعر بغرابةBengali: খারাপ লাগা - অস্বস্তি লাগাRussian: стало не по себе - почувствовать себя неуютноJapanese: 変な気分になる - 気味が悪くなるVietnamese: cảm thấy kỳ quặc - cảm thấy khó chịuKorean: 이상한 기분이 들다 - 불편해지다Turkish: rahatsız hissetmek - tuhaf hissetmekUrdu: عجیب محسوس کرنا - بےچین ہوناIndonesian: merasa aneh - merasa tidak nyaman
例句
I was weirded out by the strange noises last night.
basic
She felt weirded out when the lights suddenly turned off.
basic
Kids can get weirded out by scary stories.
basic
I get weirded out when people stand too close to me in line.
natural
That movie completely weirded me out.
natural
He was so weirded out by the dream that he couldn't get back to sleep.
natural