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[/friːk; frik/] n 用法:
1 (infml derog 口, 贬) person considered abnormal because of his behaviour, appearance, ideas, etc （因行为、 相貌、 思想等而被看作）不正常的人:
People think she's a freak just because she's religious. 就因为她信教, 人们就把她当成怪人. 用法:
2 (infml) person with a specified interest or obsession; fan 有特别兴趣或著迷的人; 迷:
health/health-food freaks 对健康[保健食品]著迷的人 *
a jazz freak 爵士乐迷 *
an acid freak, ie sb addicted to the drug LSD 有迷幻药瘾的人. 用法:
3 very unusual event or action 极不寻常的事或行为:
By some freak (of chance) I was overpaid this month. 真稀奇, 这个月多给我钱了. *
[attrib 作定语] a freak accident, storm, etc 反常的事故、 暴风雨等. 用法:
4 (also ,freak of `nature) person, animal or plant that is abnormal in form 畸形的人、 动物或植物. freak 2
[/friːk; frik/] v (infml) 用法:
1 [I, Ip] ~ (out) have an extreme reaction to sth 对某事物有极端强烈的反应:
My parents (really) freaked (out) when they saw my purple hair, ie were shocked and angry. 我父母看见我的紫红头发, 大惊失色. *
When they told me I'd won a car, I absolutely freaked, ie was extremely happy. 听说我赢得一辆小汽车, 简直欣喜若狂. 用法:
2 (phr v) freak out (a) temporarily lose control of oneself; go crazy; act abnormally, usu under the influence of drugs 暂时对自己失去控制, 发疯, 行为异常（通常为毒品所致）:
This ordinary quiet guy just freaked out and shot ten people. 这个平时温和的家伙简直发疯了, 开枪打死了十个人. *
John's party was really wild everyone freaked out (on drugs), ie hallucinated. 约翰搞的聚会真够疯狂的--大家都（因吸食毒品）神魂颠倒了.
(b) adopt an unconventional style of life 采取不平常的生活方式. freak sb out make sb feel extreme pleasure or unease 使某人感到极度的欣喜或不安:
Listening to a good stereo system always freaks me out. 我一听到好的立体声音乐就乐不可支. |