weirdo
/ˈwɪədəʊ/ (bre, ipa) · [wˈɪrdo] /ˈwɪrdəʊ/ (ame, ipa) · [wˈɪrdo] /ˈwir-(ˌ)dō How to pronounce weirdo (audio)/ (ame, mw)
weirdo — noun
- weirdosingular
- weirdosplural
1. a person whose behaviour or appearance seems unusually odd, making other people
a person whose behaviour or appearance seems unusually odd, making other people notice them and often judge them as socially awkward.
At lunch, Justin called the new student a weirdo because she collected dead insects.
insult label: call someone a weirdo
The kids thought the man in neon boots was a weirdo, but he was kind.
be a weirdo (judging appearance)
Mina laughed when her brother said only a weirdo would eat cereal with chopsticks.
Some classmates treated Omar like a weirdo after he brought his pet snail to school.
文法句型
a weirdo
like a weirdo
用法筆記
Usually insulting or mocking. People often use it for someone who looks unusual, breaks social expectations, or likes things others think are strange.
常見錯誤
weirdo — adjective
- weirdopositive
- more weirdocomparative
- most weirdosuperlative
1. strange in a slightly silly, awkward, or offbeat way that feels unusual to other
strange in a slightly silly, awkward, or offbeat way that feels unusual to other people.
That buzzing toy makes a weirdo noise whenever the battery starts to die.
weirdo + noun (informal modifier)
Haruto gave me a weirdo look and walked away without saying anything.
weirdo + look
There was a weirdo smell in the elevator after someone dropped a bag of shrimp.
The app keeps sending weirdo alerts in the middle of the night.
- normal
describes what feels ordinary or expected
文法句型
weirdo + noun
用法筆記
Very informal and usually used before a noun. Many speakers would choose 'weird' instead, so this form sounds slangy and playful.