Перевод слова

Перевод: weird

[прилагательное]
таинственный; сверхъестественный; странный; непонятный; причудливый; фатальный; роковой;
[существительное]
судьба ; рок ; предсказание; предзнаменование
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. Her memory of the room had been of a dingy, barrack-like hall with fine plaster swags, marred by the fact that chunks of them had been missing, and they, and the room, not improved by having been painted in a weird mixture of colour: purple, pink, green, ochre, rather like the bike belonging to the old man on the S-Bahn .
2. Meditation does not demand sitting cross-legged amidst candles and burning incense, muttering weird incantations.
3. Hell, Dionne, it was so weird.
4. It's an odd affair - tragedy and romance and symbolism rampant all over it, a kind of dream-world full of strange beasts and hidden meanings and a really weird sexuality or sensuality.
5. The delights of all-night dancing parties with weird lights on the walls were discovered by white bohemian crowds in California in the Sixties, when they were called acid tests, and had a quasi-religious significance.
6. Most remind me of the Sinclair Spectrum games of a few years ago, but that last one is a typical Japanese "happy jumpy scrolly" game - weird, but compulsive.
7. The law-machine was clanking and clattering to its own weird rhythm.
8. Her weird, rather witchlike appearance always drew eyes; who could ignore that bony frame in its tent of an ethnic dress, those rimless spectacles and thin bloodless lips under spikes of white hair radiating all round her head?
9. The Offset represents the weird and wonderful, and at first glance has the same unsettling effect as an optical illusion.
10. It's too weird."
11. Another weird species which Jane encountered in magazineland was the Public Relations Woman.
12. Associated Nursing Services' 1991 accounts, described by one analyst as "weird", were brought to the Panel's attention for two reasons.
13. But he acquired many followers and The Cloud of Unknowing describes in detail the strained antics of people who had embarked on an unhelpful quest for sensational experiences and weird and wonderful states of mind.