adj. strange ; unacquainted ; unknown ; unfamiliar ; new
他是个找路的高手,即使在陌生的环境中也一样。
He was an expert at finding his way, even in strange surroundings.
这些话对这个流浪男孩来说是陌生的,也是他有生以来听到的最愉快的话。
These were strange words to the vagabond boy's ears, and the pleasantest he had ever heard.
这可能感觉像是一个陌生的新世界,但包括加拉格尔的妻子霍莉在内的一些人认为,教育界人士和雇主是时候接受它了。
It may feel like a strange new world, but Mr. Gallagher's wife, Holly, is among those who say it's time for educators and employers to embrace it.
Leda feels the beating of the swan's heart, and that heart is "strange" to her, that simple, powerful word.
丽达感受到天鹅的心跳,而那心跳对她来说很陌生,陌生,是个简单给力的词。
Aristotle's extreme reluctance, his hesitance to speak to the issues of his time, are perhaps the result of his foreignness to Athens.
亚里士多德极为冷淡,他对时局演变持保留态度的主因,可能是因为,自己对雅典的陌生感。
The word "defamiliarization" we will encounter soon when we take up the Russian Formalists.
我们立马遇到了“陌生化“这个词,当我们开始读俄国形式主义者的作品时。
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