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🔑 strangeBrE /streɪndʒ/NAmE /streɪndʒ/ adjective (stran·ger, stran·gest) 🔑 unusual or surprising, especially in a way that is difficult to understand 奇怪的；奇特的；异常的◆A strange thing happened this morning. 今天上午发生了一件怪事。◆She was looking at me in a very strange way. 她用十分异样的目光看着我。◆~ (that)…It's strange (that) we haven't heard from him.奇怪，我们一直没有他的消息。◆~ (how…) It's strange how childhood impressions linger. 童年的印象经久不忘，真是不可思议。◆That's strange —the front door's open. 怪事，正门开着。◆I'm looking forward to the exam, strange as it may seem. 别人可能感到奇怪，我在盼望这场考试。◆There was something strange about her eyes. 她的眼睛有些异常。◆Strange to say, I don't really enjoy television. 说来奇怪，我不大喜欢看电视。🔑 not familiar because you have not been there before or met the person before 陌生的；不熟悉的◆a strange city 陌生的城市◆to wake up in a strange bed 在陌生的床上醒来◆Never accept lifts from strange men. 千万别搭陌生男人的车。◆~ to sbAt first the place was strange to me. 起先我对这个地方不熟悉。▸ strange·ness BrE /ˈstreɪndʒnəs/NAmE /ˈstreɪndʒnəs/ noun [U]  ●feel ˈstrange 🔑to not feel comfortable in a situation; to have an unpleasant physical feeling 感觉不自在；感觉不舒服◆She felt strange sitting at her father's desk. 坐在父亲的书桌前，她感觉不自在。◆It was terribly hot and I started to feel strange. 酷热难当，我逐渐感到不舒服。●ˌtruth is stranger than ˈfiction(saying) used to say that things that actually happen are often more surprising than stories that are invented 现实比虚构更不可思议 |