peculiar
peculiar 英 [pɪˈkju:liə(r)] 美 [pɪˈkjuljɚ]
adj. 特殊的;独特的;奇怪的;罕见的 n. 特权;特有财产
名词复数:peculiars
- Something peculiar is notably unusual. If your friend starts saying strange things you don't understand, ask her why she's suddenly become peculiar.
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- adj. 特殊的;独特的;奇怪的;罕见的
- n. 特权;特有财产
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1. It was a local phrase which had a peculiar meaning, and there was no reply.
这是当地的一句土话,有它特殊的意思,但是没有人回答这句话。
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2. It is a peculiar fact that those who most often express this reluctance do not have the time to measure and objectively review their own time expenditure.
一个很奇怪的事实是,那些经常表示他们这个问题的人却没有时间度量和客观地回顾一下他们自己的时间支出。
- peculiar (adj.) mid-15c., "belonging exclusively to one person," from Latin peculiaris "of one's own (property)," from peculium "private property," literally "property in cattle" (in ancient times the most important form of property), from pecu "cattle, flock," related to pecus "cattle" (see pecuniary). Meaning "unusual" is first attested c. 1600 (earlier "distinguished, special," 1580s; for sense development, compare idiom). Related: Peculiarly.
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