eerie

英 [ˈɪəri]

美 [ˈɪri]

adj.  怪异的; 神秘的; 恐怖的

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牛津词典

adj.

• 怪异的；神秘的；恐怖的
  strange, mysterious and frightening
  1. an eerie yellow light
     神秘兮兮的黄灯
  2. I found the silence underwater really eerie.
     我发觉水下的寂静真令人恐怖。

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 怪异的;可怕的
  If you describe something aseerie, you mean that it seems strange and frightening, and makes you feel nervous.
  1. I walked down the eerie dark path.
     我走在那条漆黑恐怖的小路上。
  2. ...an eerie calm.
     静得瘆人

英英释义

adj

• inspiring a feeling of fear
  1. an uncomfortable and eerie stillness in the woods
  2. an eerie midnight howl
  Synonym:eery
• suggestive of the supernatural
  1. an eerie feeling of deja vu

双语例句

• This paper has compared a green chemistry technology of ammonium eerie nitrate with the classical technology by atom economy.
  从原子经济性出发，对以碳酸铈为原料合成硝酸铈铵的绿色化学工艺与传统工艺进行了对比。
• The film has eerie parallels with the drama being played out in real life.
  这部电影和现实生活中发生的一系列戏剧性事件有着诡异的巧合之处。
• The eerie feeling that someone was watching me.
  似乎有人在监视我的那种怪异的感觉。
• Because of the eerie night and the state he was in.
  因为你想，在那可怕的夜晚，以及他当时的情况。
• Suddenly it was over. The quietness felt unnatural and an eerie, uneasy feeling gripped us.
  突然间，风停了，寂静得令人感到不自然。我们的心里充满恐惧和不安。
• Paul Klee's eerie hand puppets come a few rooms later, amid designs for tapestries and glasswork.
  过了几个房间会看到保罗·克利怪异的布袋木偶放在挂毯设计和玻璃制品中间。
• Our readers in Sydney sent us their eerie photos of this event as it was happening.
  我们在悉尼的的读者们将他们在这个可怕事件发生时所拍的照片寄给了我们。
• When I first heard it I got a feeling of mystery-eerie, foggy, spectral and hushed.
  我第一次听到它时，我的感觉是神秘，诡异，朦胧，灵异并且寂谧。
• I found the silence underwater really eerie.
  我发现水下的寂静真令人恐怖。
• The clouds cast a shadow and gave everything an eerie light.
  乌云投下的阴影使万物都罩上了一层可怕的光芒。