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be a weirdo
用于描述某人很古怪。
He is such a weirdo that nobody wants to sit next to him.
他真是个怪人，没人想坐在他旁边。
怪人；古怪的人
先理解核心含义，再看它在真实句子里的用法。
怪人；古怪的人
someone unpleasantly strange or eccentric
He is such a weirdo that nobody wants to sit next to him.
他真是个怪人，没人想坐在他旁边。
口语常用，指行为怪异、令人不快的人。
精神错乱且可能危险的人
someone deranged and possibly dangerous
令人不快的怪异或古怪的人
someone unpleasantly strange or eccentric
Our new neighbor is a bit of a weirdo; he talks to his plants every morning.
我们的新邻居有点古怪；他每天早上跟植物说话。
The other kids called him a weirdo just because he preferred books to video games.
其他孩子仅仅因为他更喜欢书而不是电子游戏就叫他怪人。
That weirdo in the green coat has been standing at the bus stop for three hours.
那个穿绿外套的怪人在公交车站已经站了三个小时了。
用于描述某人很古怪。
He is such a weirdo that nobody wants to sit next to him.
他真是个怪人，没人想坐在他旁边。
用于指责或批评他人。
Don't call him a weirdo just because he likes different music.
别因为他喜欢不同的音乐就叫他怪人。
用定语从句进一步描述怪人的行为。
I saw a weirdo who was talking to himself on the bus.
我在公交车上看到一个自言自语的怪人。
Not this
He is very weirdo.
Use this
He is very weird.
weirdo是名词，不能作形容词。描述‘古怪的’应使用形容词weird。
Not this
He is weirdo.
Use this
He is a weirdo.
weirdo是可数名词，单数形式前需要加不定冠词a。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
十足的怪人
Everyone thinks he is a total weirdo.
大家都觉得他是个十足的怪人。
有点怪的人
She can be a bit of a weirdo at parties.
她在派对上有时会有点怪。
小怪人
Don't be mean to that little weirdo.
别对那个小怪人那么刻薄。
某个怪人
Some weirdo kept calling me all night.
有个怪人整晚不停地给我打电话。
把某人叫作怪人
Please don't call me a weirdo in front of everyone.
请不要当着大家的面叫我怪人。
表现得像个怪人
Stop acting like a weirdo and listen to me.
别表现得像个怪人，听我说。
Use weirdo naturally, then get feedback on meaning, tone, grammar, and phrasing.
Revisit a common error or keep this word in your review list.
记住 weird 是“奇怪”，再加个 o 就像叫“怪咖”，weirdo 就是让人不舒服的怪人。
语域：informal 常见场景：朋友间的日常对话、开玩笑或挖苦时 weirdo 是口语化的说法，通常带贬义或调侃语气，多用于非正式场合。正式写作或严肃场合一般不用；可指令人不快或行为古怪的人，也可指精神失常、可能危险的人。
No common word rhymes exactly with /ˈwɪədəʊ/. 'weird' /wɪəd/ matches the stressed syllable but lacks the final -o; 'wired' /ˈwaɪəd/ is a spelling lookalike with a different vowel; '-eo' words like 'rodeo' /ˈrəʊdiəʊ/ and 'cameo' /ˈkæmiəʊ/ end in /iəʊ/, not /dəʊ/.
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.