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strange /streɪndʒ/ a. | ad. | phr. I a. 1. 外地的,异乡的;〈古〉外国的 in a strange land 在异乡客地(或在国外) strange customs 异国习俗 2. 陌生的,生疏的 a strange face 陌生面孔 I don't like strange people coming into my house. 我不喜欢陌生人进我的屋。 The place is strange to me. 这地方我不熟悉。 I am quite strange here. 我在这里人生地不熟。 3. 不平常的,奇特的;奇怪的,古怪的,不可思议的 A strange quiet pervaded the city. 城里充满一种异常的平静。 a strange device 奇特的玩意儿 She likes to wear the strangest clothes. 她喜欢穿最古怪的服装。 I had a strange dream last night. 昨晚我做了个奇怪的梦。 It's very strange that you haven't heard from him. 奇怪的是你没有收到他的信。 His behaviour seems strange. 他的行为好像有点儿反常。 4. 冷淡的;疏远的,不亲近的;局促不安的;不自在的 Why did you become quite strange to me? 为什么你变得对我十分冷淡? 5. 〈古〉外行的,没有经验的,不习惯的 He is strange to the work but will soon learn. 他对这工作很外行,但会很快学会的。 She was strange to his ways of living. 她不习惯他的生活方式。 6. 【核】(粒子)奇异的
II ad. 陌生地;奇怪地;冷淡地;外行地 [< OFr estrange < L extrāneus foreign; 见 EXTRANEOUS] phr. feel strange 1. 感到不舒服,觉得头晕目眩 2. 感到不自在,感到不安 Not being able to speak English made me feel strange. 不会讲英语使我感到很不自在。 It feels strange. 这倒怪了。 make strange 〈主方〉表现得不友好;表现得令人吃惊 strange to say (或 tell) 说来也怪 |