英:[əbˈsɜːdɪti]
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ab·surd·i·ty
b suhr dih ti
复数:absurdities
词根:absurd
adj.absurd 荒谬的;可笑的
adv.absurdly 荒谬地;愚蠢地;悖理地
n.absurd 荒诞;荒诞作品
absurdness 荒谬;愚蠢;不合理
noun
the condition or quality of being absurd.The absurdity of his situation, being punished for abiding by the rules, made him laugh bitterly.
something that is absurd or lacking in order and meaning.The notion of a female doctor seemed an absurdity in the early nineteenth century.
reduction to absurdityn. 归谬法,反证法
15世纪晚期, absurdite,指“荒谬的事物”,源自于晚期拉丁语的 absurditatem(主格 absurditas),意为“不和谐,不协调”,是拉丁语 absurdus 的名词形式,意为“不和谐的”; 比喻为“不协调的,愚蠢的,毫无意义的”(参见 absurd)。
Middle English absurditee "dissonance, unjust practice," borrowed from Middle French or Late Latin; Middle French absurdité, borrowed from Late Latin absurditāt-, absurditās, from Latin absurdus absurd >entry 1 + -itāt-, -itās -ity
The first known use of absurdity was circa 1525
1 Almost everything about them — their speed, their brashness, their noodling compositions, their splashes and spray-painted scribbles, their tacky accouterments, their sense of absurdity — seems to undermine the gravitas that large-scale painting traditionally projects.
2 But he seems even more committed to the absurdity of Ant-Man this time around, to the dread and laughter that accompany this eminently squishable superhero.
3 Amid such sparkling absurdity a third offering from Funny Fortnight, Just Around the Corner, lay like a damp squib.
4 “She made everyone very real and brought out the absurdity of real life, and both Emerald and Suzanne have continued that.”
5 Much of the fun of the original came from its just-right combination of purposefulness and absurdity, and duplicating that will be no easy stunt.
6 It’s the horror and absurdity of life in a totalitarian state as it might have been depicted by Balzac.
7 It has been reduced to a blank absurdity.
这种分配制度分配制度已经堕落为极其荒谬的东西了.
8 There is a rush of absurdity, but excitement as well.
9 The movie is flawed; it features far too many aerial shots and one unfortunate scene with an alligator edges into exploitation-cinema absurdity.
10 “There’s an absurdity in it, obviously,” Mr. Wilson said, perhaps raising an eyebrow at Barnes’s adherence to the notion of permanence.
11 Kyle had a confessional or two joking about the relative absurdity of the dish being served so casually — but then that was that.
12 Almost all absurdity of conduct arises from the imitation of those whom we cannot resemble.
赛缪尔?约翰森:几乎所有荒谬的行为均源自于模仿那些我们不可能雷同的人.
13 I tell Mirza that my first reaction to his art was to find it funny: there's an absurdity to it, with its record players playing cardboard disks, that is liberating and fun.
14 He told Zadie Smith that he thought race was an “absurdity” and it was “crazy” to define children in terms of their racial identity.
15 He furrows his brow with a hint of amusement at his own absurdity and says: “That comes from my mother.”
16 The chief expected us to disavow any such absurdities before he could endorse our church.
17 When Mary stood to cut the cake, Tony was struck by the absurdity of the scene.
18 They snicker at the absurdity of “an elite team of lifeguards” patrolling the beach like superheroes in spandex.
19 Though the tone is humorous, the absurdity gives Mr. Cardona access to a tenderness that his sophistication might otherwise preclude.
20 Colorful bits of Mormon theology — for instance, the mysterious gold plates the Book of Mormon was inscribed on, according to the religion's founder, Joseph Smith — are mined for riotous absurdity.
1 不调和
2 愚蠢
coocoo gullish soft-witted piss-ass doiled simple wet stupid dense dumb dim absurd foolish vain potty dizzy dope clueless childish goofy nutty jerky inert senseless daft cranky unwise nonsensical inept preposterous loon zany nitty loony vagabond sappy kooky brutish imbecile asinine brain-dead drippy witless Dotty harebrained cockeyed daffy boneheaded gormless foppish Boeotian goosey footling simpleminded softheaded spoony goaty muddleheaded hairbrained unwitty reasonless tomfool crack-brained clotty clottish silly fondly madly narreshkeit thickness cock ridicule folly stupidity fondness dumbo gammon doofus inanity imbecility div unwisdom daffiness desipience stumer a hole in the head thick-brained unideaed fat-witted thick mad fool nonsense vacant mindless frivolous cuckoo balmy crass ill-advised inane moronic half-baked spastic brainless light-headed dotty fatuous dippy lumpish imbecilic klutzy pointy-headed dopey doltish dimwitted sottish featherbrained fuzzy-headed crackbrained feebleminded cockamamie thickheaded soft-headed anserine gawkish pinheaded shallow-minded wooden-headed stockish rattlebrained featherheaded birdbrained puddingheaded stockishly stupidly foolishly unwisely senselessly idiotically fatuously inanely sillily gawkily babyism stockishness meshugaas moronity silliness ineptitude dumbness fatuity dulness jackassery moronism boobery
3 不合理
steep absurd unreasonable irrational indecent illogical unjustified unsound off-center unjustifiable unmerciful unadvisable reasonless unreasonably irrationally unjustifiably preposterously irrationality illegitimacy unreasonableness irrationalism inconsequence illogicality without rhyme or reason
4 可笑
rich absurd foolish laughable preposterous droll antic ridiculous ludicrous grotesque laughing farcical screwy risible derisory ridiculously foolishly laughably nonsensically funniment humor
5 荒谬
monstrosity lunacy ridiculous grotesque nonsensical preposterous farcical cockeyed nonsensically ridiculousness cock-eyed fabulous absurd paradoxical incongruous screwy impertinent dotty rubbish unreason foolish irrational monstrous unearthly insanity hot nonsense over-the-top surd Gilbertian hop
7 荒唐
8 愚蠢的言行
9 荒唐的想法
10 毫无道理