V to cause (someone) to feel afraid or uncomfortable 使(某人)害怕或不舒服 [非正式]
his unstable behaviour was weirding me out
We watched him go out on a run the first time and wondered how long this weird obsession would last.
我们看着他第一次出去跑步,想知道这种奇怪的痴迷会持续多久。
Developing software with XP requires you to change your mind generally, but there are a few points where the new mindset is particularly weird. Watch out for these.
利用XP开发软件通常需要您改变思路,但是有几点新的思维方式特别怪异。
"So, uh, weird coincidence," he stutters out, "your neighbor's cousin actually works with my uncle, and she invited us to a picnic, and so we just happened to be in the area, and . . .
“那个,哦,不可思议的巧合,”他结结巴巴地说,“你邻居的表姐竟然是和我叔叔一起工作,然后她邀请我们去野餐,所以我们正好碰巧在这个地区,然后......”
That is,indeed,the goal, which Susie has: to get out of this weird, trapped place that she is and to actually move on.
VOA: standard.2010.01.08
But John Milton is also recompensed and, by the weird sacrificial logic that Saint Peter has already sketched out for us, you can see a really disturbing way in which Milton has benefited as well.
但是在圣彼得铺陈开来的诡异的牺牲逻辑下,弥尔顿也得到了回报,你会看到弥尔顿从中得益的方式,确实非常让人困惑。
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