quirky

英 [ˈkwɜːki]

美 [ˈkwɜːrki]

adj. (事物或人)奇特的，离奇的，古怪的

最高级：quirkiest　比较级：quirkier　

Collins.1 / BNC.19123 / COCA.10948

柯林斯词典

ADJ-GRADED (事物或人)奇特的，离奇的，古怪的
Something or someone that isquirkyis rather odd or unpredictable in their appearance, character, or behaviour.
1. We've developed a reputation for being quite quirky and original...
  我们因为风格奇特又独具创意而名声在外。

adj

He meets a quirky girl who loves drawing pictures of sheep on test papers.
他遇到了一个古怪的女孩，喜欢在试卷上画绵羊。
Those people who have been a bit more quirky have gone on to get very good jobs.
那些经历更加丰富多彩的人后来都找到了非常好的工作。
Clients sometimes demand quirky services.
客人有时候会对服务提出一些古怪的要求。
Quirky advice from doctors has made it into the book too.
医生的古怪意见也被写进书中。
I do some quirky things.
我会做一些奇怪的事情。
Text and design elements are friendly, quirky, and smart – and not boring, close-minded, or arrogant.
文本和设计元素都是友好的，多变的和巧妙的-而不是令人厌倦的，有成见的或傲慢自大的。
10. What is one unique or quirky habit that you have?
10.你有什么独特或者奇怪的习惯吗？
Like uncomfortable teenagers, markets love "normal" and rail at the different or quirky.
像不安的少年一样，市场喜欢“正常”，反对与众不同或怪诞离奇。
Had Jackson released it in1982, the quirky Yellow Magic Orchestra adaptation likely would have been a big hit.
如果杰克逊在1982年发表，这首自黄色魔力乐队的改编曲有可能成为一首金曲。
She has a quirky sense of humour.
她有一种古怪的幽默感。