eccentric in Chinese
eccentric in Chinese is 怪人 — eccentric means behaving in an unconventional or slightly odd way; not following normal habits.
eccentric in Chinese
怪人
Pronounced: guài rén
Not at or in the centre; away from the centre.
怪人
Pronounced: guài rén
One who does not behave like others.
What does "eccentric" mean?
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adj Behaving in an unconventional or slightly odd way; not following normal habits.
"Her eccentric uncle collected vintage typewriters and never answered the phone."
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adj Not centred on the same point as something else; off-centre.
"The wheel wobbled because its axle was slightly eccentric."
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noun A person whose behaviour or habits are unusual or quirky.
"The village had its share of eccentrics, including a man who only spoke in rhyme."
eccentric in a sentence
- Her eccentric uncle collected vintage typewriters and never answered the phone.
- The professor was known for his eccentric teaching methods.
- The wheel wobbled because its axle was slightly eccentric.
- The village had its share of eccentrics, including a man who only spoke in rhyme.
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What is "eccentric" in Chinese?
"eccentric" in Chinese is 怪人. eccentric means: Behaving in an unconventional or slightly odd way; not following normal habits.
How do you pronounce 怪人?
"eccentric" in Chinese is 怪人, pronounced "guài rén".
How do you use "eccentric" in a sentence?
Example: "Her eccentric uncle collected vintage typewriters and never answered the phone." In Chinese, "eccentric" is 怪人.
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