bizarre

US:  [biˈzɑː(r)]

adj.

1.离奇的;奇特的;奇怪的

1 . American Thanksgiving is often seen as a sort of bizarre jingoistic rite by those outside the US.
美国以外的人经常认为，美国感恩节是一场奇怪的侵略分子仪式。

2 . At the time of his death, Tesla was considered a bizarre crackpot by many, due to his eccentric behaviour.
特斯拉死时，由于他异乎寻常的行为，他被众人视为怪人。

3 . Spectators came from around the world to see Jackson on trial, and some of the jurors became so starstruck they behaved in bizarre ways.
许多人从世界各地来到加利福尼亚，期盼能够目睹杰克逊案件的审理过程，一些陪审员则由于受到广泛关注而飘飘然，行为怪异。

4 . For uninformed visitors, the sight and sound of foreigners belting it out in Chinese might seem bizarre.
对于事先一无所知的观众来说，看到外国人唱京剧可能会觉得莫明其妙。

5 . Sebastien le Prestre de Vauban, the great French military engineer in Louis XIV's time, was a man with a bizarre sense of humour.
赛巴斯蒂昂.勒普雷斯特.德沃邦是法国路易十四时代出色的军事工程师，性情古怪幽默。