英语词汇“queer”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	queer
释义	Trends of queer View usage for: queer (kwɪəʳ) Word forms: comparative queerer, superlative queerest, plural queers 1. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] Queer means relating to people whose sexual orientation or gender identity is not heterosexual. ...contemporary queer culture. ...queer activism. 2. countable noun A queer is someone whose sexual orientation or gender identity is not heterosexual. Thisuse can sometimes cause offence. [informal] Queer is also an adjective. ...queer men. 3. adjective Something that is queer is strange. [old-fashioned] If you ask me, there's something a bit queer going on. Synonyms: strange, odd, funny, unusual More Synonyms of queer More Synonyms of queer queer in British English (kwɪə) adjective 1. old-fashioned differing from the normal or usual in a way regarded as odd or strange 2. old-fashioned suspicious, dubious, or shady 3. old-fashioned faint, giddy, or queasy 4. informal, sometimes offensive homosexual 5. informal, sometimes offensive having a gender or sexual identity that does not correspond to traditional norms 6. informal odd or unbalanced mentally; eccentric or slightly mad 7. slang worthless or counterfeit noun 8. informal, sometimes offensive a homosexual person, usually male 9. informal, sometimes offensive a person whose gender or sexual identity does not correspond to traditional norms verb (transitive) informal 10. to spoil or thwart (esp in the phrase queer someone's pitch) 11. to put in a difficult or dangerous position ▶ USAGE Although the term queer meaning homosexual is still considered highly offensive when used by non-homosexuals,it is often used by homosexuals themselves as a positive term. Queer has also come to refer to any person who does not conform with traditional notionsof sexuality and gender, and it is used positively by many people who identify themselvesthis way Derived forms queerish (ˈqueerish) adjective queerly (ˈqueerly) adverb queerness (ˈqueerness) noun Word origin C16: perhaps from German quer oblique, ultimately from Old High German twērh queer in American English (kwɪər) (adjective -er, -est) adjective 1. strange or odd from a conventional viewpoint; unusually different; singular a queer notion of justice 2. of a questionable nature or character; suspicious; shady Something queer about the language of the prospectus kept investors away 3. not feeling physically right or well; giddy, faint, or qualmish to feel queer 4. mentally unbalanced or deranged 5. derogatory, offensive slang a. homosexual b. effeminate 6. slang bad, worthless, or counterfeit transitive verb 7. to spoil; ruin 8. to put (a person) in a hopeless or disadvantageous situation as to success, favor, etc 9. to jeopardize 10. See queer the pitch noun 11. derogatory, offensive slang a homosexual, esp. a male homosexual 12. slang counterfeit money Derived forms queerly adverb queerness noun Word origin [1500–10; perh. ‹ G quer oblique, cross, adverse] More idioms containing queer queer someone's pitch All related terms of 'queer' queer fish an eccentric or odd person queer-bashing the activity of making vicious and unprovoked verbal or physical assaults upon homosexual or supposed homosexual people queer-looking odd or strange in appearance queer street a difficult situation, such as debt or bankruptcy (in the phrase in queer street ) queer-sounding that sounds odd or strange queer the pitch to spoil the chances of success queer someone's pitch to make it very difficult for someone to achieve what they are trying to do Chinese translation of 'queer' queer (kwɪəʳ) adj (o.f., = odd) [feeling, story, place] 奇怪的 (qíguài de) (inf!, = homosexual) 同性恋(戀)的 (tóngxìngliàn de) n (c) (inf!, = homosexual) 同性恋(戀)者 (tóngxìngliànzhě) Nearby words of queer queen Queen Mother Queen Victoria queer quell quench query 1 (adjective) in the sense of strange Definition dubious If you ask me, there's something queer going on. Synonyms strange There was something strange about the flickering blue light. odd Something odd began to happen. funny There's something funny about that pair. unusual He was an unusual man with great business talents. extraordinary What an extraordinary thing to happen! remarkable He was a remarkable man. curious A lot of curious things have happened here in the past few weeks. weird I had such a weird dream last night. peculiar She has a very peculiar sense of humour. abnormal a child with an abnormal fear of strangers rum (British, slang) It was a rum sort of joke. uncommon Certain types of flu are uncommon. erratic the erratic nature of our recent weather singular He was without doubt a singular character. eerie An eerie silence settled over the forest. unnatural The altered landscape looks unnatural and weird. unconventional He was known for his unconventional behaviour. uncanny I had this uncanny feeling that Alice was warning me. disquieting unorthodox His methods were unorthodox, and his lifestyle eccentric. outlandish This idea is not as outlandish as it seems. left-field (informal) anomalous For years his anomalous behaviour has baffled scientists. droll atypical The economy of the province was atypical because it was so small. outré outré outfits designed by art students Opposites normal , regular , ordinary , common , natural , straight , conventional , orthodox , rational , customary , believable , unexceptional , unoriginal 2 (adjective) in the sense of faint Definition faint, giddy, or queasy Wine before beer and you'll feel queer. Synonyms faint Other signs of angina are nausea, feeling faint and shortness of breath. dizzy She felt slightly dizzy. giddy He felt giddy and light-headed. queasy He was prone to sickness and already felt queasy. light-headed Your blood pressure will drop and you may feel light-headed. reeling 3 (adjective) in the sense of dubious Definition dubious Synonyms dubious dubious business dealings puzzling mysterious He died in mysterious circumstances. suspicious two suspicious-looking characters doubtful They all seemed of very doubtful character. irregular The minister was accused of irregular business practices. questionable The film is a comedy in highly questionable taste. shady (informal) Be wary of people who try to talk you into shady deals. fishy (informal) There seems to be something fishy going on. (verb) in the sense of spoil He was trying to queer my pitch. Synonyms spoil It is important not to let mistakes spoil your life. injure Too much stress can injure your health. harm a warning that the product may harm the environment ruin The original decor was all ruined during renovation. mar The scar didn't mar his self-confidence, he rather liked it. wreck Vandals wrecked the garden. endanger This debate could endanger the peace talks. thwart They were doing all they could to thwart the opposition. impair The bright sunshine was impairing my vision. botch It's a silly idea, and he has botched it. jeopardize The talks may still be jeopardized by disputes. imperil You imperilled the lives of other road users with your driving. bodge (informal) crool or cruel (Australian, slang) Opposites help , aid , boost , enhance Additional synonyms in the sense of abnormal Definition differing from the usual or typical a child with an abnormal fear of strangers Synonyms unusual, different, odd, strange, surprising, out there (slang), extraordinary, remarkable, bizarre, unexpected, curious, weird, exceptional, peculiar, eccentric, unfamiliar, queer, irregular, phenomenal, uncommon, erratic, monstrous, singular, unnatural, deviant (old-fashioned), unconventional, off-the-wall (slang), oddball (informal), out of the ordinary, left-field (informal), anomalous, atypical, aberrant, untypical, wacko (slang, old-fashioned), outré, daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of anomalous Definition different from the normal or usual order or type For years his anomalous behaviour has baffled scientists. Synonyms unusual, odd, rare, bizarre, exceptional, peculiar, eccentric, abnormal, irregular, inconsistent, off-the-wall (slang), incongruous, deviating, oddball (informal), out there (slang), atypical, aberrant, outré in the sense of atypical Definition not typical The economy of the province was atypical because it was so small. Synonyms unusual, exceptional, uncommon, singular, deviant (old-fashioned), unconventional, unique, unorthodox, uncharacteristic, out of the ordinary, unrepresentative, out of keeping, uncustomary, nonconforming, unconforming Nearby words of queer queasy queen queenly queer quell quench querulous Synonyms of 'queer' queer Explore 'queer' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of botch Definition to spoil through clumsiness or ineptitude It's a silly idea, and he has botched it. Synonyms spoil, mar, bungle, fumble, screw up (informal), mess up, cock up (British, slang), balls up (taboo, slang), fuck up (offensive, taboo, slang), mismanage, muff, make a nonsense of (informal), bodge (informal), make a pig's ear of (informal), flub (US, slang), crool or cruel (Australian, slang) in the sense of curious Definition unusual or peculiar A lot of curious things have happened here in the past few weeks. Synonyms strange, unusual, bizarre, odd, novel, wonderful, rare, unique, extraordinary, puzzling, unexpected, exotic, mysterious, marvellous, peculiar, queer (informal), rum (British, slang), singular, unconventional, quaint, unorthodox in the sense of dizzy Definition feeling giddy She felt slightly dizzy. Synonyms giddy, faint, light-headed, swimming, reeling, staggering, shaky, wobbly, off balance, unsteady, vertiginous, woozy (informal), weak at the knees in the sense of doubtful They all seemed of very doubtful character. Synonyms questionable, suspect, suspicious, crooked (informal), dubious, dodgy (British, Australian, New Zealand, informal), slippery, shady (informal), unscrupulous, fishy (informal), shifty, disreputable, untrustworthy, shonky (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of eerie Definition strange and frightening An eerie silence settled over the forest. Synonyms uncanny, strange, frightening, ghostly, weird, mysterious, scary (informal), sinister, uneasy, fearful, awesome, unearthly, supernatural, unnatural, spooky (informal), creepy (informal), spectral, eldritch (poetic), preternatural in the sense of endanger Definition to put in danger This debate could endanger the peace talks. Synonyms put at risk, risk, threaten, compromise, hazard, jeopardize, imperil, put in danger, expose to danger in the sense of erratic Definition irregular or unpredictable the erratic nature of our recent weather Synonyms unpredictable, variable, unstable, irregular, shifting, eccentric, abnormal, inconsistent, uneven, unreliable, wayward, capricious, desultory, changeable, aberrant, fitful, inconstant in the sense of extraordinary Definition very unusual or surprising What an extraordinary thing to happen! Synonyms unusual, surprising, odd, strange, unique, remarkable, bizarre, curious, weird, unprecedented, peculiar, unfamiliar, uncommon, unheard-of, unwonted in the sense of fishy Definition suspicious or questionable There seems to be something fishy going on. Synonyms suspicious, odd, suspect, unlikely, funny (informal), doubtful, dubious, dodgy (British, Australian, New Zealand, informal), queer, rum (British, slang), questionable, improbable, implausible, cock-and-bull (informal), shonky (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of funny Definition peculiar or odd There's something funny about that pair. Synonyms peculiar, odd, strange, unusual, remarkable, bizarre, puzzling, curious, weird, mysterious, suspicious, dubious, queer, rum (British, slang), quirky, perplexing Additional synonyms in the sense of giddy Definition feeling weak and unsteady on one's feet, as if about to faint He felt giddy and light-headed. Synonyms dizzy, reeling, faint, unsteady, light-headed, vertiginous in the sense of harm Definition to injure physically, morally, or mentally a warning that the product may harm the environment Synonyms damage, hurt, ruin, mar, spoil, impair, blemish in the sense of impair Definition to damage or weaken in strength or quality The bright sunshine was impairing my vision. Synonyms worsen, reduce, damage, injure, harm, mar, undermine, weaken, spoil, diminish, decrease, blunt, deteriorate, lessen, hinder, debilitate, vitiate, enfeeble, enervate in the sense of imperil Definition to put in danger You imperilled the lives of other road users with your driving. Synonyms endanger, risk, hazard, jeopardize in the sense of injure Definition to damage Too much stress can injure your health. Synonyms damage, harm, ruin, wreck, weaken, spoil, impair, crool or cruel (Australian, slang) in the sense of irregular Definition not conforming to accepted practice or routine The minister was accused of irregular business practices. Synonyms inappropriate, unconventional, improper, unethical, odd, unusual, extraordinary, disorderly, exceptional, peculiar, unofficial, abnormal, queer, rum (British, slang), back-door, unsuitable, unorthodox, out-of-order, unprofessional, anomalous in the sense of jeopardize Definition to put (something) at risk The talks may still be jeopardized by disputes. Synonyms endanger, threaten, put at risk, put in jeopardy, risk, expose, gamble, hazard, menace, imperil, put on the line in the sense of light-headed Definition giddy Your blood pressure will drop and you may feel light-headed. Synonyms faint, dizzy, hazy, giddy, delirious, unsteady, vertiginous, woozy (informal) in the sense of mar Definition to spoil or be the one bad feature of The scar didn't mar his self-confidence, he rather liked it. Synonyms ruin, injure, spoil, scar, flaw, impair, mutilate, detract from, maim, deform, blemish, mangle, disfigure, deface in the sense of mysterious Definition of unknown cause or nature He died in mysterious circumstances. Synonyms strange, unknown, puzzling, curious, secret, hidden, weird, concealed, obscure, baffling, veiled, mystical, perplexing, uncanny, incomprehensible, mystifying, impenetrable, arcane, inexplicable, cryptic, insoluble, unfathomable, abstruse, recondite, Delphic Additional synonyms in the sense of odd Definition unusual or peculiar Something odd began to happen. Synonyms unusual, different, strange, rare, funny (slang), extraordinary, remarkable, bizarre, fantastic, curious, weird, exceptional, peculiar, abnormal, queer, irregular, uncommon, singular, uncanny, outlandish, out of the ordinary, freakish, atypical, freaky (slang) in the sense of outlandish Definition extremely unconventional This idea is not as outlandish as it seems. Synonyms strange, odd, extraordinary, wonderful, funny, out there (slang), bizarre, fantastic, astonishing, eye-popping (informal), curious, weird, foreign, alien, exotic, exceptional, peculiar, eccentric, abnormal, out-of-the-way, queer (archaic), irregular, singular, grotesque, far-out (slang, old-fashioned), unheard-of, preposterous, off-the-wall (slang), left-field (informal), freakish, barbarous, outré, daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of outré Definition eccentric and rather shocking outré outfits designed by art students Synonyms eccentric, odd, strange, out there (slang), bizarre, fantastic, weird, way-out (informal), peculiar, queer (informal), extravagant, rum (British, slang), quirky, singular, grotesque, unconventional, idiosyncratic, kinky (informal), off-the-wall (slang), outlandish, whimsical, left-field (informal), freakish, freaky (slang), wacko (slang), daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of peculiar Definition strange or odd She has a very peculiar sense of humour. Synonyms odd, strange, unusual, bizarre, funny, out-there (slang), extraordinary, curious, weird, exceptional, eccentric, abnormal, out-of-the-way, queer (archaic), uncommon, singular, unconventional, far-out (slang), quaint, off-the-wall (slang), outlandish, offbeat, freakish, wacky (informal), wacko (slang, old-fashioned), outré, daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of queasy Definition having the feeling that one is about to vomit He was prone to sickness and already felt queasy. Synonyms sick, ill, nauseous, squeamish, upset, uncomfortable, crook (Australian, New Zealand, informal), queer, unwell, giddy, nauseated, groggy (informal), off colour, bilious, indisposed, green about the gills (informal), sickish in the sense of questionable Definition of disputable value or authority The film is a comedy in highly questionable taste. Synonyms dubious, suspect, doubtful, controversial, uncertain, suspicious, dodgy (British, Australian, New Zealand, informal), unreliable, shady (informal), debatable, unproven, fishy (informal), moot, arguable, iffy (informal), equivocal, problematical, disputable, controvertible, dubitable, shonky (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of remarkable Definition striking or extraordinary He was a remarkable man. Synonyms extraordinary, striking, outstanding, famous, odd, strange, wonderful, signal, rare, unusual, impressive, surprising, distinguished, prominent, notable, phenomenal, uncommon, conspicuous, singular, miraculous, noteworthy, pre-eminent in the sense of ruin Definition to destroy or spoil completely The original decor was all ruined during renovation. Synonyms spoil, damage, mar, mess up, blow (slang), injure, undo, screw up (informal), botch, mangle, cock up (British, slang), disfigure, fuck up (offensive, taboo, slang), make a mess of, bodge (informal), crool or cruel (Australian, slang) in the sense of rum Definition strange or unusual It was a rum sort of joke. Synonyms strange, odd, suspect, funny, unusual, curious, weird, suspicious, peculiar, dodgy (British, Australian, New Zealand, informal), queer (archaic), singular (old-fashioned), shonky (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of shady Definition of doubtful honesty or legality Be wary of people who try to talk you into shady deals. Synonyms crooked (informal), dodgy (British, Australian, New Zealand, informal), unethical, suspect, suspicious, dubious, slippery, questionable, unscrupulous, fishy (informal), shifty, disreputable, untrustworthy, shonky (Australian, New Zealand, informal) Additional synonyms in the sense of singular Definition unusual He was without doubt a singular character. Synonyms unusual, odd, strange, extraordinary, puzzling, curious, peculiar, eccentric, out-of-the-way, queer (archaic), oddball (informal), atypical, wacko (slang, old-fashioned), outré, out there (slang), daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of suspicious Definition causing one to suspect something is wrong two suspicious-looking characters Synonyms suspect, dubious, questionable, funny, doubtful, dodgy (British, Australian, New Zealand, informal), queer (archaic), irregular, shady (informal), fishy (informal), of doubtful honesty, open to doubt or misconstruction, shonky (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of thwart Definition to prevent or foil They were doing all they could to thwart the opposition. Synonyms frustrate, stop, foil, check, defeat, prevent, oppose, snooker, baffle, hinder, obstruct, impede, balk, outwit, stymie, cook someone's goose (informal), put a spoke in someone's wheel (informal) in the sense of uncanny Definition weird or mysterious I had this uncanny feeling that Alice was warning me. Synonyms weird, strange, mysterious, queer (archaic), unearthly, eerie, supernatural, unnatural, spooky (informal), creepy (informal), eldritch (poetic), preternatural in the sense of uncommon Definition not happening or encountered often Certain types of flu are uncommon. Synonyms rare, unusual, odd, novel, strange, bizarre, curious, peculiar, unfamiliar, scarce, queer (archaic), singular, few and far between, out of the ordinary, infrequent, thin on the ground in the sense of unconventional Definition not conforming to accepted rules or standards He was known for his unconventional behaviour. Synonyms unusual, unorthodox, odd, eccentric, different, individual, original, out there (slang), bizarre, way-out (informal), informal, irregular, bohemian, far-out (slang), idiosyncratic, off-the-wall (slang), oddball (informal), individualistic, out of the ordinary, offbeat, left-field (informal), freakish, atypical, nonconformist, wacky (informal), wacko (slang, old-fashioned), outré, boho, uncustomary, daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of unnatural Definition strange and slightly frightening because it is not usual The altered landscape looks unnatural and weird. Synonyms abnormal, odd, strange, unusual, extraordinary, bizarre, perverted, queer, irregular, perverse, supernatural, uncanny, outlandish, unaccountable, anomalous, freakish, aberrant in the sense of unorthodox Definition (of a person) not conventional in beliefs, behaviour, etc. His methods were unorthodox, and his lifestyle eccentric. Synonyms unconventional, unusual, irregular, abnormal, off-the-wall (slang), out there (slang), heretical, heterodox, unwonted, uncustomary in the sense of unusual Definition uncommon or extraordinary He was an unusual man with great business talents. Synonyms extraordinary, unique, remarkable, exceptional, notable, phenomenal, uncommon, singular, unconventional, out of the ordinary, atypical in the sense of weird Definition suggestive of the supernatural I had such a weird dream last night. Synonyms strange, odd, unusual, bizarre, ghostly, mysterious, queer (archaic), unearthly, eerie, grotesque, supernatural, unnatural, far-out (slang), uncanny, spooky (informal), creepy (informal), eldritch (poetic) Seelevel
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