dweeb
/dwiːb/ (bre, ipa) · /dwiːb/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈdwēb/ (ame, mw)
dweeb — 名詞
- dweebsingular
- dweebsplural
1. An insulting informal word for someone who seems uncool, timid, and awkward arou
書呆子；怪咖
不會交際、看起來很遜的人
An insulting informal word for someone who seems uncool, timid, and awkward around other people.
Lucas worried that his huge backpack and bow tie made him look like a dweeb.
Lucas 擔心自己那個大背包和領結會讓他看起來像個書呆子。
look like a dweeb
At lunch, Cyrus called himself a dweeb for studying debate notes alone.
午餐時，Cyrus 因為自己一個人讀辯論筆記，就笑說自己像個怪咖。
call yourself a dweeb
Esme told her brother to stop mocking the new boy as a dweeb.
Esme 叫弟弟別再把那個新來的男孩當成書呆子來嘲笑。
The film turns the shy science club captain into a lovable dweeb.
那部電影把害羞的科學社社長塑造成一個討喜的怪咖。
To Meera, the cartoon dad in neon socks was a complete dweeb.
對 Meera 來說，那個穿著螢光襪的卡通爸爸根本就是個書呆子。
- nerd
often focuses on strong academic or technical interests, and can sound less mocking than 'dweeb'
- geek
often refers to an enthusiastic hobby or tech interest and is now sometimes positive
- weirdo
focuses more on seeming strange or odd than on seeming socially uncool
- loser
broader and harsher; attacks someone's status or success, not specifically their awkwardness
- cool kid
someone seen as stylish, relaxed, and socially confident
- popular kid
someone widely liked and socially successful, especially at school
文法句型
be a dweeb
look like a dweeb
call someone a dweeb
用法筆記
Usually used to mock someone for seeming uncool, shy, or awkward. It often comments on social behaviour or appearance more than on intelligence alone.