quirk
怪癖
常用释义
英音[ kwɜːk ]
美音[ kwɜːrk ]
变形
复数:
quirks
第三人称单数:
quirks
现在分词:
quirking
过去式:
quirked
过去分词:
quirked
基本释义
- n. 怪癖, 怪异的性格(或行为);(偶然发生的)怪事,奇事;急转,急弯;(建筑)狭凹槽,深槽;<美>借口
- v. (人的嘴巴或眉毛)突然翘起,扭曲
- 【名】 (Quirk)(英)夸克(人名)
例句
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1·By a strange quirk of fate they had booked into the same hotel.真是天缘奇遇,他们住进了同一家旅馆。来源: 《牛津词典》
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2·By a tantalizing quirk of fate, the pair have been drawn to meet in the first round of the championship.由于命运的捉弄,这对选手被抽中在锦标赛的第一轮相遇。来源: 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
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3·Well, the answer lies in a quirk of history.答案就在奇妙的历史里面。
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4·Sure, some may sound quirk, but they each are effective.当然,其中有些听起来很奇怪,但是都很有效。
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5·The very quirk of a jet-black eyebrow could enforce obedience.一对乌黑的浓眉似有魔力,能让他人臣服。
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6·Infomercials are designed to take advantage of this brain quirk.信息商业都在利用大脑这一古怪行为。
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7·The miserable economic track record is, in part, a quirk of timing.这一糟糕的经济周期运行轨迹,部分来说与时间很巧合。
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8·Now, again, this is not some sort of bizarre quirk of a humorous god.现在,又一次,这不是幽默的上帝开的古怪玩笑。
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9·The second quirk is that you cannot pass arbitrary shell commands in.第二种状况是您不能传入任意shell命令。
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10·A quirk of human psychology could help to explain these persistent underestimates.人类心理学上的某种偏好有助于解释这一习惯性低估。
同根词
词根:
quirk
quirky
adj
古怪的;离奇的;诡诈的