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nerdy (adj.)
noun
a person devoted to intellectual, academic, or technical pursuits or interests He's happy to be thought of as a nerd with street cred. He [Neil deGrasse Tyson] shines best in impromptu settings like talk shows or needling cosmologists at the annual Asimov debates … about nothingness or alternate universes.—Dennis Overbye Will a dab of Shakespeare daintily perfume my wit or just sound like the literary belching of a compulsive nerd?—Gary Tayloralso: a person preoccupied with or devoted to a particular activity or field of interest At college she was a theater nerd. … "I wasn't afraid to jam, with the windows down, to Phantom of the Opera," she [Kristen Bell] says. —Troy Patterson Working beside him is his partner, Ron Johnson, another self-described snow nerd … —David Quammen
This book is essential reading for every hacker, computer nerd, systems analyst, middle manager or computer-store browser enamored of computer wizardry.—William Stockton
an unstylish or socially awkward person
[Sitcom character Steven Q.] Urkel is loaded with everything in the nerd's bag of tics: suspenders, spectacles, squeaks, snorts, and scrawniness.—Shelley Levitt
computer nerd电脑迷
1951年,美国学生俚语,可能是20世纪40年代俚语 nert “愚蠢或疯狂的人”的变形,它本身是 nut 的变形。这个词出现在1950年的一本德古斯(Dr. Seuss)的书中(《如果我经营动物园》),这可能有助于它的崛起。
perhaps from nerd, a creature in the children's book If I Ran the Zoo (1950) by Dr. Seuss (Theodor Geisel)
The first known use of nerd was in 1951
nervelessadjective
lacking strength or courage : feeble
showing or having control : not nervous
nerve1 of 2noun
tendon
strain every nerve
one of the stringy bands of nervous tissue connecting the nervous system with other organs and carrying nerve impulses
power of endurance or control
a test of mind and nerve
fearless boldness
had the nerve to confront the mysterious stranger
behavior marked by a rude or disrespectful boldness
what nerve of her to say that
a sore or sensitive point
that remark hit a nerve
plural a condition of being very nervous : jitters
had a case of the nerves before her performance
a vein in a leaf or in the wing of an insect
the sensitive soft inner part of a tooth
nerve2 of 2verb
to give strength or courage to
nerdnoun
an unstylish, unattractive, or socially awkward person
a person devoted to intellectual or academic pursuits
nerdnoun
an unstylish, unattractive, or socially awkward person
a person devoted to intellectual or academic pursuits
nerdnoun
an unstylish, unattractive, or socially awkward person
a person devoted to intellectual or academic pursuits
1 So first just a couple of teasers if you are in fact the geeky type, so our friends at Microsoft are having this little nerd party in a few days.
首先是几个广告,如果你是那种不太受欢迎的类型,我们在微软的朋友几天后会举办一个小派对。
2 Not only did I go to the nerd school, but I was on the robotics team, which was nerd squared.
3 Then there’s Josiah—the tech nerd who somehow in a place like this is one of the coolest, most popular guys in the school.
4 “No offense, but I already knew you were a nerd.”
5 Looking like that, why are you such a nerd?
6 They called him a nerd, and it really ruffle his feathers.
他们叫他讨厌鬼, 这让他觉得很烦.
7 He waved and grinned at everyone—like a nerd, she thought.
8 Robotics appeals to the nerd and being a nerd is cool today.
机器人技术对于书呆子很具有吸引力,而成为一名书呆子在今天是一件很有意思的事情。
9 That computer nerd a total misfit.
那个只会玩电脑的呆子对人情世故“一窍不通”.
10 “Do you realize, Mom, that I’ve never been anything but a nerd? And now I’m going to enter this nerd school, not as a fellow nerd, but as a feared and notorious outlaw?”
11 A single stressed syllable, then a trochee, then a dactyl, for prosody nerds.
12 “Hah. I already told her you and Mom are total Star Wars nerds.”
13 “Look at us, a big group of word nerds,” her mother said.
14 “There are always people ready to tell you who you are, like a nerd or a jerk or a wimp.”
15 The nerd at the window—I shouldn’t call him a nerd, but he’s white with an Afro and thick black glasses, plus he’s got a black, silver-buckled belt and white tennis shoes.
16 “One of his specially selected library nerds stole that book.”
17 The nerd had a pocket protector and some old glasses.
电脑高手的口袋里有防水塑料袋和一些老镜片.
18 Against the top library nerds in the country?
19 “See, this is why the math nerds don’t get girls.”
20 Most important, it made Jobs Disney's largest individual shareholder and the most important nerd in Hollywood.
最重要的是,它使乔布斯成为了迪斯尼的最大个人股东与好莱坞最重要的书呆子。
4 入迷的人
6 不谙时尚的人
8 愚蠢的人
rum-dum sod jackass spastic loun sumph wooden-head subman prune madman dodo blockhead Nelly feather-brain
9 电脑迷
10 蠢货
horse's ass chinless wonder tool git asshole dope prick bugger wally wanker twat clod schmuck divvy tosser arsehole half-wit schlub
12 迟钝的人
13 迷
fan buff aficionado bug junkie fiend jock fancier ensorcell charm obfuscate bewitch ensorcel inthral inthrall
15 笨拙的人
16 对入迷的人
17 土包子
18 狂热爱好者
19 乏味的人