Weird meaning in English
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Definition
weird: strange, bizarre, curious, peculiar
weirdly (attractive): strangely, bizarrely, unusually (attractive)
Pronunciation examples
UK: I had a weird dream last night - I dreamt that I was pronouncing a sentence about the word "weird".
US: He has a weird sense of humor - nobody laughs at his jokes.
Examples
- "Bruno : That's weird."
- "Felix is always making fun of me, and Mom thinks I'm weird for liking perfumes."
- "Bruno : But Dad, Grandpa Xavier loves perfumes, and no one thinks he's weird."
- "That's kind of weird, don't you think?"
- "That was weird, I didn't realize that people could actually call you on one of these things."
- "Dad : Oh, believe me, I grew up with Grandpa Xavier, and plenty of people think he's weird."
- "This is just weird."
- "I ran into him at my dog's hairdresser, and I thought: he's rich and weird, and you're weird and now rich - I guess you guys should talk."
- "Horatio : Great, because I have some very strong and very weird ideas about the future of this company."
- "Why is that weird?"
- "Giant corporation makes bid to buy weird little juice business"
- "Robot : They are there to advise you, not attend to your weird sexual needs."
- "It's a weird sensation."
- "Philip : That guy's so freaking weird."
- "That's weird."
- "While you were at Jackson Bollocks' workshop, something weird happened."
- "Dad : Oh believe me, I grew up with grandpa Xavier, and plenty of people think he's weird."
- "I don't understand what you're saying, and you look pale and weird."
- "But it is kind of weird that you like perfumes so much."
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