Tính đồng bóng, tính hay thay đổi

out of mere freak

chỉ vì tính đồng bóng

Người mến mộ

health-food freak

người chỉ lo chăm bón sức khoẻ

jazz freak

người mê nhạc jazz

Quái vật; điều kỳ dị

a freak of nature

một quái vật

Làm lốm đốm, làm có vệt

đốm

vệt

Monstrosity, monster, mutant, deformity: The showfeatures freaks such as a two-headed calf and a bearded lady. 2anomaly, rarity, abnormality, irregularity, oddity, curiosity,rara avis, rare bird, Brit one-off, Colloq one-shot: Biologistsregard the albino giraffe as a freak of nature.

Whim,caprice, vagary, crotchet, quirk, eccentricity, fancy,idiosyncrasy, peculiarity: The snow in New York in July was afreak.

Enthusiast, fan, devotee, aficionado; fanatic, addict;Colloq buff, fiend, nut: She's been a jazz freak for years.

Adj.

Freakish, freaky, abnormal, anomalous, extraordinary,unique, rare, atypical, unusual, odd, queer, strange,exceptional, bizarre, weird, unparalleled, unforeseen,unexpected, unpredicted, unpredictable, Brit one-off, Colloqone-shot: He claims he had a freak experience with a lion thathad a thorn in its foot.

N.

(also freak of nature) a monstrosity; anabnormally developed individual or thing.

(often attrib.) anabnormal, irregular, or bizarre occurrence (a freak storm).

Colloq. a an unconventional person. b a person with aspecified enthusiasm or interest (health freak). c a person whoundergoes hallucinations; a drug addict (see sense 2 of v.).

A a caprice or vagary. b capriciousness.

V. (often foll. byout) colloq.

Intr. & tr. become or make very angry.

Intr.& tr. undergo or cause to undergo hallucinations or a strongemotional experience, esp. from use of narcotics.

Intr. adopta wildly unconventional lifestyle.