freak如何读

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美:[friːk]

freak是什么意思

n.

反常的事

突然的念头

怪异物

[俚]吸毒(成瘾)者;颓废派成员;性变态者

vi.

胡闹,开玩笑

行事任性怪诞

[美国俚语](尤指在服用迷幻药后)变得极度兴奋

[俚语](像吸过毒似的)行为反常

vt.

激怒

[俚语]使采取不合常规的生活方式

[俚语]使处于幻觉剂影响之下

adj.

不正常的;怪异的

freak变形

复数:freaks

第三人称单数:freaks

现在分词:freaking

过去式:freaked

过去分词:freaked

freak词根

词根:freak

adj.

freaky 畸形的;捉摸不定的(等于freakish)

freakish 畸形的;奇特的;朝三暮四的;异想天开的

n.

freakishness 异想;易变性

freak英英释义

noun

a sudden and odd or seemingly pointless idea or turn of the mind

you should be able to stop and go on, and follow this way or that, as the freak takes you—R. L. Stevenson

a seemingly capricious action or event

Through an incredible freak of fate they survived the shipwreck.

archaic a whimsical quality or disposition

one that is markedly unusual or abnormal: such as

a person or animal having a physical oddity and appearing in a circus sideshow

a sexual deviate

a speed freak

hippie

an atypical postage stamp usually caused by a unique defect in paper (such as a crease) or a unique event in the manufacturing process (such as a speck of dirt on the plate) that does not produce a constant or systematic effect

an ardent enthusiast

film freaks

a person who is obsessed with something

a control freak

adjective

not natural, normal, or likely a freak occurrence

He was the victim of a freak accident.

verb (1)

transitive verb

to make greatly distressed, astonished, or discomposed—often used with out

the news freaked them out

to put under the influence of a psychedelic drug—often used with out

intransitive verb

to withdraw from reality especially by taking drugs—often used with out

to experience nightmarish hallucinations as a result of taking drugs—often used with out

to behave irrationally or unconventionally under the influence of drugs—often used with out

to react with extreme or irrational distress or discomposure—often used with out

verb (2)

transitive verb

to streak especially with color

silver and mother-of-pearl freaking the intense azure—Robert Bridges †1930

freak词组

freak out使处于极度兴奋中;崩溃

control freak喜欢控制一切的人;对控制上瘾者

freak accident特殊事件;不寻常的事故

freak词源中文解释

1560年代,“突然而似乎毫无原因的心理转变”,起源不明。也许它来自方言中与中古英语 friken “灵活或迅速移动”的相关词汇,源自古英语 frician “跳舞”[OED,Barnhart]。15世纪中期有一个 freking,显然意思是“反复无常的行为,奇想”。或者来自中古英语 frek “热心,热情,勇敢,凶猛”(见 freak(n.2))。

“反复无常的想法”(1560年代)和“不寻常的事物,奇想”(1784年)的意义先于“异常发育的个体或产物”(首次见于 freak of nature,1839年,后来在各种表演广告中流行,如长胡子的女人,白化病患者等; 比较拉丁语 lusus naturæ,从1660年代开始在英语中使用)。作为“吸毒者”(通常附加在药物名称后面),它在1945年被证实。在 health freakecology freak 等意义上,它最早见于1908年(最初是 Kodak freak “照相机迷”)。Freak show 最早见于1887年。

freak_体育行业词汇

畸形

freak词源英文解释

Noun, Adjective, and Verb (1) origin unknown Verb (2) perhaps from or akin to freckle >entry 1

The first known use of freak was in 1567

freak儿童词典英英释义

freebienoun

something given or received without charge

freebase1 of 2verb

to prepare or use cocaine as freebase

freebase2 of 2noun

solid cocaine without impurities that can be heated to produce vapors for inhalation or smoked as crack

freckle1 of 2noun

a small brownish spot in the skin

freckle2 of 2verb

to mark or become marked with freckles

freckle1 of 2noun

a small brownish spot in the skin

freckle2 of 2verb

to mark or become marked with freckles

freckle1 of 2noun

a small brownish spot in the skin

freckle2 of 2verb

to mark or become marked with freckles

freakyadjective

characterized by caprice

very strange or abnormal a freaky coincidence

a freaky appearance

freak1 of 3noun

a sudden strange idea : whim

a strange, abnormal, or unusual person, thing, or event

enthusiast

a movie freak

a person who is obsessed with something

a control freak

freak2 of 3adjective

being or suggesting a freak : improbable

a freak accident

freak3 of 3verb

to disturb one's calmness of mind : upset—usually used with out

the news freaks me out

freakyadjective

characterized by caprice

very strange or abnormal a freaky coincidence

a freaky appearance

freakyadjective

characterized by caprice

very strange or abnormal a freaky coincidence

a freaky appearance

freak1 of 3noun

a sudden strange idea : whim

a strange, abnormal, or unusual person, thing, or event

enthusiast

a movie freak

a person who is obsessed with something

a control freak

freak2 of 3adjective

being or suggesting a freak : improbable

a freak accident

freak3 of 3verb

to disturb one's calmness of mind : upset—usually used with out

the news freaks me out

freak 例句

1 “No freaking way. If you go now, she’ll think I bribed you or something.”

2 But then he turned and saw me and arched his eyebrow, that freaking eyebrow can I rip it off already.

3 “Good luck, six-legged freak. I guess Ally will get three votes, anyway.”

4 She nearly freaked when I pretended that I couldn’t remember how to change it back.

5 “All I did was step on a dumb ant. What is he so freaked out about?”

6 The boy rode up close to the car, trying to freak out the driver.

7 And after all those months flying solo, it was a bit of a relief to be with someone who knew about my premonitions and wasn’t completely freaked.

8 “Well, yeah, my mom would freak out, but I figure when in Rome, right?”

9 No, it isn’t—it was steel and he jumped away totally freaked out.

10 “We’re telepathic! We can talk to each other in our freaking heads!”

11 It was a freak of mine to wear pink jammies.

穿上粉红色睡衣是我一时的奇想。

12 “Yeah, freaks. California School of the Aliens, that’s what people call it.”

13 Book smarts are nice like heelies are nice: They’ll only get you so far, until you have to use your freaking feet.

14 I hated to admit it, but the game kind of freaked me out.

15 She said they freaked her out at night.

16 Some kids have actually come out and asked me why I hang out with “the freak” so much.

17 Now Henry was looking at me like I was a freak.

18 “I forget you’re friends with the freak,” she said to Summer, smiling.

19 a freak accident/storm/occurrence

反常的事故 / 暴风雨 / 事变

20 Thomas paused, not having thought of her in that way since she’d freaked out and delivered the note and her one-liner—Everything is going to change.

freak 同义词

1 使有斑点

fleck speckle mottle maculate

7 性变态者

pervert deviant perv

8 极为恐惧

traumatize

11 极度激动

inflame freak out

15 不正常的人

deviant

21 嬉皮士

freaky hippie

32

-aholic

35 使产生幻觉

hallucinate

36 稀奇的

curious

37 有毒瘾者

head hype junkie

41 畸形人

monstrosity

55 反复无常的行为

vagary

58 畏惧

afraid scared fear

61 残废

bum spavined

62 畸形物

lusus naturae

63 热心者

zealot votary votarist

64 狂热爱好者

aficionado fan fandom

freak 短语相关

control freak freak of fate freak of nature freak-out freak show neat freak speed freak

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