weirdo

英 [ˈwɪədəʊ]

美 [ˈwɪrdoʊ]

n. (长相或行为)古怪的人; 怪人

复数：weirdos　

BNC.25587 / COCA.22439

牛津词典

noun

怪人;怪物
If you describe someone as aweirdo, you disapprove of them because they behave in an unusual way which you find difficult to understand or accept.

noun

I was not in the mood to meet anyone, but my mom called me a weirdo, saying I was immature, unsociable and too picky.
我没心情见任何人，但我妈妈叫我怪人，说我不成熟、不和气的和太挑剔。
Up until yesterday, I thought I must be the only weirdo in this world who likes to go over things, again, and again, and again* the sooner* the better.
在昨天之前，我以为我是全世界唯一的怪人喜欢复习一遍一遍一遍一遍，越熟悉越好。
That weirdo never bathes or changes his clothes.
那怪胎从不洗澡或换衣服。
At least in the circles I move in, it seems I'm not a weirdo at all.
至少，在我所处的圈子里，我一点都不古怪。
I was a definite weirdo in my school always reading, listening to Broadway songs, hardly ever dressing as trendy as the rich girls.
以前在学校里我是个十足的怪咖总是在读书或听百老汇歌剧，从来不像富家女孩那样穿着时尚。
Mr Holmes is not a weirdo or a recluse.
霍姆斯既不是怪胎，也不是隐士。
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
每个人在别人的眼中都是很奇怪的。
Creepy and Weirdo immediately boarded the Flying-cloud Shuttle and flew to the Waterless River.
千奇与百怪立刻乘坐飞云梭，赶到无水河。
Let me see that weirdo pistol.
我看看那把怪枪。
There's no other time in my life when I can do this without being seen as a weirdo.
但是我的一生中再没有其他机会做这些事而不被认为是怪人。