kooky

英 [ˈkuːki]

美 [ˈkuːki]

adj.  奇怪的，古怪的(常招人喜爱)

BNC.47282 / COCA.27150

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 奇怪的，古怪的（常招人喜爱）
  Someone who iskookyis slightly strange or eccentric, but often in a way which makes you like them.
  1. It's slightly kooky, but I love it...
     这有点怪，但我喜欢。
  2. She's been mocked for her kooky ways.
     她曾因为行为古怪而遭人嘲笑。

英英释义

adj

• informal or slang terms for mentally irregular
  1. it used to drive my husband balmy
  Synonym:balmybarmybatsbattybonkersbuggycrackedcrackersdaftdottyfruityhaywirekookielocoloonyloopynutsnuttyround the bendaround the bendwackywhacky

双语例句

• Not all the jobs are kooky this guide to finding jobs at Apple is helpful and easy to follow.
  不要一起点；并不是所有的工作都稀奇古怪；就有一个在苹果公司求职的指南易懂很有帮助。
• I'm a little kooky.
  我就像一个小丑。
• I guess sometimes these things sort of come together in their own kooky sort ofway.
  我猜很多事以它们自己怪异的方式集聚在一起。
• It's a kooky theory, impossible to prove, but I sort of like it.
  这是个古怪的理论，无从证明，可是我还算喜欢。
• Rodriguez called Cara cool and kooky and said when the two hang out they have the best time together.
  罗德里格兹称卡拉很酷、鬼马，还称自己和卡拉混在一起是她们俩最幸福的时光。
• At first, Candace and Charles couldn't get anyone to lease them a space because the idea of a bakery that only sold cupcakes was too kooky, says Charles.
  一开始，坎迪斯和查尔斯找不到愿意租给他们场地的人。查尔斯说，原因是只做纸杯蛋糕这个想法过于古怪。
• Yet kooky as it sounds, the idea of an ocean-going campus does fit into wider trends.
  虽然听起来很怪，校园穿洋过海这个主意和大众潮流倒是很相符。
• She's going to help develop new Polaroid cameras and other merchandise, using her signature kooky style.
  她将帮助开发新的宝丽来相机和其他商品，利用她的签名怪人的风格。
• The equalisation of taxes on capital gains and salaries is not some kooky leftist scheme.
  对资本利得和工资薪金同等征税，可不是什么怪异的左派做法。
• It is easy to see why the perfectly gentrified, former working-class Jordaan is a favourite of overseas buyers, but it is also a place of contrast, with a pervasive, kooky atmosphere rather at odds with a deep-rooted conservatism.
  这很容易理解为何海外各路买家最为青睐昔日工薪阶层聚居、如今已成高档住宅区的约尔丹，但此处又反差明显，到处弥漫着某种怪异氛围，与根深蒂固的因循守旧之风显得格格不入。